Posted on Dec 30, 2014 in Medicare News
Posted on Dec 29, 2014 in Medicare News
Beware of Medicare scams
Even though 2015 open enrollment for Medicare is closed, scammers will operate all year round. Medicare scams cost the system $60 billion every year. When healthcare providers bill Medicare for services never rendered or for more services than they delivered, the victims are taxpayers who have to make up for the loss. Everyone will pay the high cost for health insurance. You will not face financial liability, however, you may face issues if your health insurance or medical records are compromised. To avoid Medicare scams you should treat your Medicare card like you would...Posted on Dec 23, 2014 in Medicare News
How to Appeal When you are Denied Medica...
If you disagree with a payment or coverage decision made by Medicare, you have the right to an appeal. About half of every appeals are successful. If you are enrolled in Part D or Medicare Advantage you have 60 days from the denial notice to file an appeal. You will start the appeal by appealing to your plan instead of Medicare. You will need to follow your plan’s instructions on their explanation benefits. Medicare’s Part D has a fast-track appeal of 72-hours if you have not received your prescriptions and the waiting could put your health in jeopardy....Posted on Dec 22, 2014 in Medicare News
Retirees are being snared by Medicare
The rules for enrolling into a Medicare program are complex. But when a person today postpone’s their retirement previous age 65, as lots of people are performing these days, it is really easy to get caught up in red tape. Older Americans cannot receive Medicare any time he or she wants. The easiest time to enroll is when you turn 65, enrollment is automatic. However, if you preserve functioning beyond 65 and opt alternatively to stay with your employer’s group health plan, your alternative for obtaining Medicare can be sharply limited. It is significant to...Posted on Dec 17, 2014 in Medicare News
