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Can my doctor refuse to treat me now that I am on Medicare? In some situations, yes. Your doctor can refuse to treat Medicare patients. If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, your doctor may refuse to …
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Medicare Part A and Part B are two separate types of health insurance coverage. Medicare Part A is "free" for most, Part B is optional and requires you to pay a premium. If you want a Medicare …
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Medicare is simple. All you have to do is go online to Medicare.gov and everything you need to know is right there. You never have to talk to insurance agents or carrier reps. Everything you need to …
Have you noticed your doctor's exam rooms getting a bit crowded lately? Your private conversations are no longer private. Someone else is listening in and recording your discussion. Exam …
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Part D now covers 37.5 million seniors and disabled patients. It pays for roughly one in every four prescriptions dispensed in the country, costing taxpayers $62 billion in 2012. The federal …
Can I delay Medicare Part B without paying extra? When should I sign up for Medicare? Is Medicare enrollment automatic when I turn 65? What happens if I postpone Medicare enrollment? Can I …
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