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Medicare enrollment window is coming up. It’s a good time to review your healthcare needs.
With the annual Medicare open enrollment period just around the corner, now is a good time for seniors to take a look at their healthcare needs. If you’re just approaching or just became 65, you can enroll anytime within 3 months before and 3 months after your birthday month. But if you’re already on Medicare, the open enrollment period (Oct. 15th - Dec. 7th, 2016) is when you should review what you have and if you need any changes to your coverage. With options such as “original Medicare”, Medicare Supplements, and Medicare Advantage plans, plus Part D prescription drug plans, you do have many options. And when making your choice, you should make sure you know what Medicare does - and does not - cover. This Queens Chronicle article by Mark Lord provides details you may need to make an informed decision. Click here to read more.
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