Medicare Explained - Changes for 2025

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[@smokyo7855]

You are the best at explaining Medicare! Thank you

[@annaharris328]

Agreed 💯

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[@jhors7777]

Thank you Stephanie for posting this helpful video.

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[@ace-c7j]

Who the Hell can afford $419 a day???

[@Mario-ze1ry]

HI beautiful 😍❤️ thanks for the update that's a great 👍 information thanks again have a great night you and your family see you soon love your videos thanks again

[@joyfulliving5157]

The 2025 admin picks to run Heathcare is scary and I wonder if our G plans will survive in the future. Any comments appreciated.

[@WisconsinWanderer]

I’m not sure what to expect with the incoming administration 😢

[@uutube243]

Again with the cost of part D for 2025 most people can not afford traditional Medicare. Just not possible. If money is no issue yes traditional Medicare. However for the 75% of the rest of the population Medicare advantage is the only realistic option and that is why yearly more and more on a MAPD. Very simple. Your explanations are correct but you’re leaving out the reality for most people. Money is the main concern for most. Spending $300-$500 per month for traditional medical is half of their ss or Ssdi or sis income. Please interject the financial aspect in explaining making a choice. It’s as if your speaking to people that can afford anything and statistically your 70% incorrect in this assumption.

[@ChiJones1111]

Correct I’m a licensed health, Life and an annuity broker Independent and I hear this from my clients all the time.

[@uutube243]

@@ChiJones1111 I enroll on average 400 Medicare enrollments per month 12 months a year licensed in 50 states. 98% are MAPD plans. People can barely afford this years part b premium and most will take a part B giveback plan even with higher copayments etc just to save some money so they can eat. The “perspective” anyone is just “selecting” which “path” to go down is pure rubbish to anyone with some serious Medicare volume and experience in all states. In another five years at current rate MAPD enrollments will be the norm with a very very small percentage of wealthy people staying in traditional Medicare.