What is Medicare? Simplifying the Basics 👨‍🏫

Are you confused about what Medicare really is and how it works? Look no further! Wa Marvin Musick from Medicare School simplifying its basics and providing you with a clear understanding of this vital healthcare program.

Watch as he breaks down the essentials of Medicare in an easy way to understand. Whether you're approaching the age of 65 or helping someone make important Medicare decisions, this video is your ultimate guide to unraveling the complexities of the system.

From explaining Medicare eligibility based on work records to discussing the different enrollment options, he leaves no stone unturned. Discover the key factors that determine when and how to enroll in Medicare, ensuring you make the right decisions for your healthcare needs.

Delve into the world of Medicare expenses, exploring premiums, deductibles, copayments, and gaps. Gain valuable insights into the benefits of Medigap (supplemental) plans versus Advantage plans, empowering you to choose the best coverage option for YOUR unique circumstances.

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[lormac]

Thank you so much for simplifying this awesome information. You are a great teacher. Now I'm finally getting it & can make a sound decision within a year. Kudos to you.

[vistamutual]

This video deserves more views. It's excellent!

[TrungLe-trrb]

Thank you so much! I am learning from your presentation.

[mauveletteburchell]

Very informative information. Thank you.

[somchaypsp]

Thank you so much . It’s very informative, very helpful for me to decide when to apply for Medicare ! 👍🏻

[lorriesims]

I turn 65 in January. I'm still working. I'm single and on covered california Obama care affordable health insurance. My employer does not offer health insurance. I am struggling to pay bills as it is. Had rotator cuff surgery a year ago and still paying my deductibles on a payment plan. I have kaiser health insurance and would like to stay with kaiser. What would you recommend I do? I guess I must enroll in Medicare at this time? Should I get supplemental plan? Or advantage plan? I need to do something right away, correct??

[reneelewis]

Thank you Marvin for this valuable information. So if I am to be "grandfathered" in after retirement with my companies medical, doees that mean at 67 medicare A and B come first and I pick up Plan D for RX; then do I still need Supplement G Medigap or will my "grandfathered" company pick up the gap and I should not purchase G?

[daveking]

My wife has been on Medicaid SSI for a lot of years when she became 65 she didn’t sign up for a supplement plan because she thought it was a scam One year later I had to do mine and I actually researched and I went with a supplement so I tried to get her to do a supplement and she tried to three different companies and they wouldn’t except her because she has pre-existing so my agent had me set her up for an advantage plan I don’t know if it’s the right thing to do. What do you think I only want to do what’s best for her?

[MarenaShef]

I am 65 and I am taking Medicare A. I am employed and just starting an FSA. Do I need to cancel that?

[CeeCeeCostello]

Can you explain the difference between the 63 day rule and the 8 month rule?

[deborahmoore]

You mentioned retired military, but I'm wondering how this affects veterans who are service connected and have full access to VA healthcare.

[juanitafajardo]

Where I’m from (zip code 96950),

- we only have one option for Part B; I was told it’s AARP/United-Health; and

- we don’t have an option to purchase a medigap plan.

If I move to another state, would I be able to sign on to a new Plan B without having to go through medical screening. Also, would I be able to purchase medigap without the medical screening?

[johnnieccrn]

Yes it is very confusing, Why am I not able to sign up for a plan for next year in another county. My doctors are in another county only 15-20 miles away. Is there anything I can do?

[recuerdos]

If a stay at home single mother who doesn’t have 40 points and will be 65 in another 5 years, does she need to worry about paying full for part A and part B?? Thanks

[irenecornelison]

I have been on social security since 2001. Due to a disability. I turn 65 in January 2024. What do I need to do for insurance coverage.