One of the biggest decisions people face when enrolling in Medicare is choosing how they want their healthcare coverage structured after Medicare Parts A and B begin. For many Florida beneficiaries, that eventually leads to a common question: What is the difference between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement Insurance? The […]

Some Florida residents qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. This is commonly called dual eligibility. Having two programs involved can provide important assistance, but it can also create confusion. Beneficiaries may receive notices from Medicare, Florida Medicaid, Social Security, a prescription drug plan, and one or more health plans. Each […]

Choosing how to receive Medicare coverage is one of the most important decisions you will make when becoming eligible. Two of the best-known options are Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare paired with Medicare Supplement Insurance, also called Medigap. These options are not interchangeable. They organize benefits differently, calculate costs differently, […]

Turning 65 does not always mean retiring. Many Florida residents continue working full time, operate a business, or receive health insurance through a working spouse after becoming eligible for Medicare. If you are still working at 65, you may be wondering whether you need to enroll in Medicare, whether you […]