✅ Medicare Changes - What You Need to Do

Changes coming to Medicare
Keith shows you what you need to do.
Easy and clear understanding of Medicare changes

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Medicare is changing in 2020. Medicare plans C, F and FHD will no longer be available for newly eligible enrolees after 1/1/20.
It is important to understand how these changes may affect you.
Keith Armbrecht explains the changes and the things you may or may not need to do.

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[trudyharper]

Your videos are excellent!! Thank you!

[wayneaubin]

Spoke at length with Laurel...she rocks! So helpful...answered all of our questions...( and we had a lot)...found us the best supplements....thank you sooo much...we were so lost and you gave us direction!

[marybouellette]

Your video's are always helpful and thanks Keith. I am a SHIP counselor and I always recommend your videos after I have given them the New To MdCr talk. I think its important to really cement it into their knowledge even though I have already given them this info. They can watch at home in quiet and re-watch. Really appreciate your stuff.

[Lysander-Spooner]

Thanks for the great information. You should update your graphic to reflect the new Medicare cards.

[christinedaley]

Hi there Keith. Very happy with Laurels help with my Medigap supplement plans for myself and hubby. Also she was very helpful with my drug plan selection, Laurel was absolutely fantastic. Very personable and professional and knowledgeable. Thank you very much. Happy to do business with you and laurel and will highly recommend laurel to others, , thanks again, will be looking at your dental video shortly. Christine daley

[MrCaveman]

I retired from the US Air Force 17 years ago after serving 24 yrs. I retired with Tricare. Since 2002 I have used Tricare sometimes but most of my "care" came from the VA. (We could have a really long conversation about that!!!) I became totally disabled 3 yrs ago at about 57. Last year Social Security automatically enrolled me in Medicare Parts A, B and D I believe it was. I told them I received my Meds from the VA and didn't need to be charged for Pharmacy stuff. Took them 3 months to stop charging me for Meds...that I wasn't getting from them!!! So now I still go to the VA but I have no idea what this whole Medicare thing is and if I have totally lost my Tricare ....that I served 24 years for. The government promised me and millions of other Vets we would have health care all our lives if we served enough time. Apparently that wasn't true. So now I use the VA for my "care" and I don't have a clue what else I have, what all this talk about "supplements" is or if I will get back my "Tricare for Life" that I was promised. Call me CLUELESS!

[J_Neighbor]

I’m really hoping the Lasso comes to FL this year, for my sister’s sake (a Floridian.) If it does and you carry it, she will be talking to you! And thank you for fairly covering the HD-F and HD-G fairly. I know from formerly being an agent (years ago) that the low commissions make it hard to push a product, even it it may be the best choice In a situation. So, those of you who are willing to offer it when it makes sense will quickly build a trusting client and therefore, earn commissions on other products. Once again, thanks. I don’t turn 65 for 5 years, but I will push older siblings and friends your direction.

[MrAeronca]

Bottom line is a couple is stuck with part B $135.00 each $270.00 a month for the two, then you add a supplement say another two to three hundred bucks a month bucks a month, YIKES now we are at around $500.00 bucks a month with absolutely no guarantee prices would continue to spiral up, whats the answer here? just remortgage the house to pay for something that the govt has been charging you for over your working lifetime? ain't Medicare wonderful, our own brand of Socialized medicine light!

[glennwisse]

Great video. You’re a fantastic resource.

[jp]

So what's better a typical advantage plan or a plan N OR G ?

[robertburnsjr.]

I don't understand why they ask what state you are in. What state is the cheapest?

[dhanalakshmin]

Are you one of the authorities in Medicare or you are just got some report and explaining to us.... If you are one of the authorities can you please explain what will be the premiums oops copays n deductibles as per the plans available....pls

[loumitch]

Keith, you're talking about a Medigap Part C type of plan rather than Part C for Medicare Advantage right? I have Medicare Advantage which I just transitioned to this month so it combines Part A, B and D which is an HMO type of plan allowing me to keep the same carrier. So you're talking about Medicare Supplement Plan which is Medigap, right. ?

[kold_kadavr_flatliner]

God bless you, dude.
Cya soon Upstairs...

[roseanneking]

I’m already on Medicare. I just switched to AARP Medicare advantage plan 1. What is this? The girl I talked to made it sound wonderful! She said I get free dental and vision. I just agreed because I don’t know a thing about this stuff.

[linda]

Plan F has been the MOST popular plan of all the plans, so not sure why you're saying different.

[robertlosicco]

Hi.my wife will go on medicare next year will she have to pay the 135.00 .I work part time and collecting ss and medicare advantage

[TheTaylordean]

If your low income AndGet on Medicare at 62 It’s been great for me if your low income you get Medicare Medicade My I pay 3 Dollars For Meds I Deserve this break I spent many years with few others started Hiv/AIDS I councilor Testing Work with few wonderful nuns Was Here for any one any time this was 1980 So I did not do to much work cleaned few houses in between

[patriot]

What about all the people that are presently on plan G and everyone on Plan F will run to plan G and cause the premiums to skyrocket with sick people rolling into G plan when the F plan is discontinued.

[jeanreynolds]

Too much information for my 80 year old brain .