The typical senior switching their Medicare drug plan (Part D) coverage can expect to save between $500 and $700 yearly according to a report released today."Medicare drug plan savings can be significantly more for some," shares Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance. Slome announced the
Over 3,000 drugs experienced price increases in 2022. Many will likely cost more again in 2023. Seniors on Medicare can avoid paying higher prices in the coming year advises the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI).“The vast majority of prescription drug price increases occur in January,” says Jesse Slome,
The world comes with risk. Life has risks. Ignoring risks can bring catastrophic results. Planning can ease some of these risks, said Matt McCann, a leading expert on long-term health care planning.Speaking to insurance and financial advisors in a Zoom Meeting, McCann pointed to Hurricane Ian as an example."We know
A family crisis occurs daily in America when a loved one requires long-term health care. It is at that time many Americans discover that long-term health care is their responsibility.Matt McCann, a leading expert in long-term care planning, told a group of insurance agents and financial planners in Utica, New
Seniors who purchase Medicare Supplement (Medigap) coverage appear to be satisfied with their plan choice according to a study just conducted by the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI).“Medigap persistency is a measure of plan satisfaction,” says Jesse Slome, director of the organization. AAMSI surveyed independent Medicare insurance agents