(no govt allwed to be in charge of any part of it since 2002 and massive tehfts through contractors go on and not the framed providdefs not patentsw whose heairs inherit them beng made into 17 pateints or more now with generic card numbers ??)What You Might Not Know About Medicare

What You Might Not Know About Medicare: As Baby Boomers retire in greater and greater numbers, they often look to Medicare to provide their healthcare needs as they age. Navigating the web of Medicare plans can be arduous and time consuming, so here are some important things to know about enrolling. First, you are not enrolled in Medicare automatically. If you are not receiving Social Security benefits, then you have to enroll yourself. Secondly, Medicare is not free. While Medicare Part A (hospital stays, hospice, home health, and skilled nursing) is covered, Medicare Part B (outpatient doctor visits) will cost around $135 a month. It is automatically deducted from your Social Security check if you are receiving one. Part D (prescription drug plans) have to be triggered by the consumer as well, and usually run around $20 per month. Lastly, Medicare does not pay all of your healthcare needs. Many people will purchase additional health coverage through private insurance, such as a Medicare supplement with a Part D drug plan,