Medicare Part B 2017 There are four parts to Medicare: Part A, B, C, and D. Each provides a different type of service. What Does Part B Cover? Part B covers most doctor visits, lab tests, X-rays, outpatient procedures, and emergency room visits. It may cover medically necessary equipment and supplies such as canes, walkers, […]
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Medicare Part B. What’s Changed for 2016? How Much Does it Cost? Part B premiums will undergo significant changes in 2016. The deductible will go up to $167 per year for all participants. The premium amounts will vary depending on your circumstances. If your Medicare premium is currently being deducted from your Social Security check, […]
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Medigap can make or break your finances in retirement. Medigap is a supplemental insurance in addition to Medicare Part A and Part B. It is optional. Medigap covers co-pays, deductibles, and other costs that Medicare does not. It bridges the “gap” in Medicare coverage. Medicare covers on average 48 percent of your medical costs. Medigap can pay some […]
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Medicare Part B is optional. You will be automatically enrolled in Part B with Part A when you reach age 65. You should receive your card three months before your 65th birthday. You will also receive instructions on how to reject Part B should you not wish to participate. Coverage includes doctor visits, x-rays, vaccinations, […]
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