Do you need Medicare Part B?
Medicare Part A is highly advisable because it covers hospital care. If you get premium-free Part A, you don’t have to buy Part B. If
Medicare Part A is highly advisable because it covers hospital care. If you get premium-free Part A, you don’t have to buy Part B. If
Eligibility for coverage starts at age 65. Expect your red, white, and blue Medicare card to be mailed three months before your 65th birthday. This
The Medicare Savings Programs and Extra Help are available to people who qualify for Medicare but have limited income and resources. These programs help with
What Original Medicare Covers Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) is offered through Original Medicare and covers hospital stays, hospice, and care in a skilled nursing
Watch this video update from Ron about the 2019 Part D “Donut Hole”.
Ron shares details on how to use the Medicare.gov website to locate a healthcare provider who takes Medicare. Also information on types of Medicare Doctors,

Our very own Ron Ray has once again been published on a tier 1 national financial website! Here is the link to his Forbes.com
Medicare Costs 2018 The 2018 Medicare costs have finally been posted at www.medicare.gov. So, what’s the damage? The standard Part B premium amount will
Attained Age vs. Issue Age vs. Community Rated I get this question from time to time. Apparently, several websites, YouTube videos, and forums have some
CMS Reveals New Medicare Card Design Date 2017-09-14 Title CMS Reveals New Medicare Card Design Contact press@cms.hhs.gov CMS Reveals New Medicare Card Design Removing Social