No More Donut Hole in 2025!!
This year in 2025, there is NO MORE DONUT HOLE. There are currently 3 Stages of Drug Coverage...when you enroll in Medicare, whether your drug plan is built into a Medicare Advantage Plan or you have a stand alone Part D drug plan, every Medicare beneficiary is susceptible to the 3 stages of Drug Coverage as dictated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. In 2025 there is a $2,000 max out of pocket on all prescription medications that are covered by your drug plan.
Depending on the medications you are taking and the Tier they fall in on your drug plans formulary you may, will dictate the cost of your Medications - set up a review and we can make sure you have the best drug plan for you.
Here is a video on the 4 Stages of Drug Coverage
VIDEO: 2025 Drug Costs ExplainedWhat if I have retired, can I reduce my Part B Premiums?
Yes, if you have had a life changing event of work stoppage (retirement) you may be able to petition Medicare to lower your Part B Premiums if you have also had a reduction in your income.
Watch my video to learn more.
VIDEO: SSA 44 ExplainedHow do you as a Medicare Broker get paid, is there a fee?
I get this question all the time, the way that we are compensated is through the Insurance companies, when we write a policy they pay us a commission. These commissions are regulated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. I want to do what is best for my client based on their needs.
You do not pay us anything and you do not pay more or less because you worked with us. We just take the guess work out and make the process much easier than navigating Medicare on your own. Plus were are there for you after the enrollment, we are the first line of defense for our clients when thay have questions or issues arise.
VIDEO: Who I AmHow can I shop for a plan on my own?
Of course we are here to help you navigate the many options when it comes to coverage choices, but we understand the do-it-yourselfers out there.
Please
USE THIS LINK to go directly to our self serve Comparison Tool, you can input your Doctors and Medications to see which plan options are available to you. You can even enroll yourself.