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- Medicare Parts A & B
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- Prescription Drug Plan (Part D)
- Medicare Cost Assistance
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Jean Enyeart, Advisor
Coronavirus & Medicare - Stay Updated
This article was posted on 4/2/20 by Seema Verma, Adminstrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
With the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), being informed about your Medicare coverage is more important than ever.
Concerned about Coronavirus? Remote appointments available.
Since the majoriy of Medicare enrollees are in the age group at a higher risk of serious illness with COVID-19, meetings are available via phone, FACETIME or SKYPE. This measure is to reduce the risk of exposure and the fear of contracting the illness. Contact Jean to schedule.
Parts A & B
Original Medicare is referred to as having both Medicare Parts A & B. For most enrollees, Part A is premium-free. In order for most enrollees to have part B, there is standard premium. Click here to learn more.
Medicare Advantage (Part C)
Medicare Advantage Plans are health plans administered by a private company. The several types of Medicare Advantage plans offered in the state of North Carolina.
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Medicare Supplement
A Medicare Supplement policy is also referred to as Medigap. Supplement policies are sold by private insurance companies. There are several, Plans A-N. Click here to learn more.
Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D)
Prescription drug coverage, also know as Part D, is available either through a stand-alone drug plan or through a Medicare Advantage Plan that offers drug coverage.
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