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Diabetes: Finding an insurance plan

What does Medicare cover for Diabetics?

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Diabetes is one of the largest health risks for Americans, affecting more than 10% of the country’s population. According to the CDC, 25% of adults 65 and older have diabetes, which means that coverage for insulin and diabetic testing supplies is a top consideration for many adults shopping for Medicare.…

Medicare and COVID-19 resource guide

Medicare and COVID-19 resource-guide

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Since the national emergency was declared on March 13, 2020 in response to the novel Coronavirus COVID-19, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) expanded the coverage and services available to all Medicare beneficiaries. If you are 65 years old or older, you are at higher risk of severe…

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breast Cancer Screening and Treatment: What to Know About Medicare and Critical Illness Insurance

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a month dedicated to education about the most common type of cancer found in women. Women over age 60 represent nearly half of new breast cancer cases, with an additional 20% of cases affecting women over the age of 70. Medicare coverage for breast…

Seven questions to ask before Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period

Seven questions to ask before Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period

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United Medicare Advisors helps you compare Medicare Supplement Insurance plans over 20 carriers to find benefits that work for your needs and budget. Our team of Licensed Insurance Advisors, along with our numerous online resources are your personal Medicare resource to help explain everything. Our goal is to be your…

What to expect to pay for healthcare in retirement

What to Expect to Pay for Healthcare in Retirement

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Medicare covers about two-thirds of your healthcare costs, however the program is not free for its more than 60 million beneficiaries. To cover premiums and out-of-pocket prescription drug costs after age 65, experts estimate men will spend $130,000 and women should plan to spend $146,000. By understanding this, you can…

A Look at Men’s Health Over 65

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Strategies for Men over 65 to understand health risks and stay healthy Numerous studies have shown that men avoid visiting their doctor and often ignore health issues. As we age these seemingly small issues that were previously overlooked start taking a toll. Understanding how aging affects your body can offer…

Boomer health care: A mix of digital & personal

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As more and more boomers age into Medicare, the landscape is adapting to a newer generation of high-tech and exceedingly knowledgeable seniors. Now more than ever, people are using the internet to scout health care options—ultimately changing the industry along the way. According to Statista, out of Americans 50 years…

The Complete Guide to Medicare Part D

The Complete Guide to Medicare Part D

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If you feel Medicare Part D is complex, you’re not alone. There is a lot to consider when looking at your options, from plan choices to plan ratings and drug tiers. If you’re struggling to find a plan or simply feel it’s time to evaluate your options, this guide will…

Recognizing and Dealing with Stress for Adults 65+

Tips for Recognizing and Dealing with Stress for Older Adults

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Stress is fact of life. At some point, we all experience challenges. And, while experience can help us be better prepared when a difficult situation arises, our ability to respond and recover have some surprising connections to our age. In this article, we’ll share tips for how to recognize signs…

How to Protect Yourself from Airborne Viruses

How to Protect Yourself from Airborne Viruses

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As we age, our immune systems have a harder time recognizing and mobilizing against viruses. This is especially true for adults over 50. In fact, more than half the people hospitalized for influenza-related illnesses are 65 and older. While nothing can guarantee we won’t get sick, there are some simple…

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