The Price Of Medicare - How Much Will You Pay?

[@Shortie5-1]

So, I pay $164.90 for plan B , Plan G roughly between 50-200$ but hopefully $100., and Plan D about $7 which equals $271.90 each month, if Plan G is $100. That’s my cost for Medicare coverage. Right?

[@MedicareonVideo]

Yes! I will usually say less than $300. Also will usually have less than a total of $300 out of pocket for the entire year when using it.

[@SanjayDutt-i8n]

Now the premium is $174.30 and they sent me 6 month bill and Iam a low income and I turned 65, and was supposed to get my social security retirement benefits from august and did not realize that when I turned 65 in may and they had put my Medicare from June so I had to pay the Medicare premium b for 6 months if not I don’t get my first social security benefits,So I had to pay the Medicare Orem B for 6 months to get my social security retirement benefits!! 😇😇

[@davidfolts5893]

This gentleman is at the top of his game regarding knowing Medicare. Well done!

[@sparker8875]

Medicare on Video is so very helpful! Don't hesitate to call them. Thank you for walking me through my enrollment!!

[@vladeckk21]

I've spent a lot of time trying to figure this all out on the internet and youtube until I found your channel. It is clear, helpful, and doesn't feel like an infomercial like pretty much all the others. Thanks.

[@barbarag3239]

So I've been on Original Medicare with a supplement plan since July 2022...If you find a better quote for me do I need to go through underwriting to change? I live in WI.

[@bfine1962]

Are plan G and N coverages the same across all insurance companies? If premiums are zip code based how much do they vary per carrier?

[@MedicareonVideo]

The Plan G and Plan N coverages are determined by Medicare and exactly the same regardless of state or insurance company. The biggest difference is the premium, and that is determined by age, zip code, and gender (sometimes tobacco usage as well)

[@tommyebay]

Help, big question on the Part B cost, what if I've always made UNDER the $97,000 modified adjusted gross income, but then in my final year or 2 of working I made just over $100,000 modified adjusted gross income, then will I forever be stuck with the higher premium????

[@MedicareonVideo]

The adjustment runs year to year. So it does not stick forever.

[@tommyebay]

@@MedicareonVideo Thank you! When I'm ready to sign up for my Part B (probably this year), your office will be getting a call from me. And a big thank you for all the great information your producing, much appreciated!!

[@tanyafulton583]

Is there EVER a time when you would say an Advantage Plan could be ok? Like one that is part of a large group retiree plan and considered to be a great PPO plan?

[@OFLHLGZ28]

Does the income include social security earnings?

[@kenramsey2304]

If you are 65 and working for a company with way over 20 employees and have the company health insurance and start Medicare part A will Medicare part B cover what is left after your company health insurance pays it’s part?

[@stewartmillen7708]

Why don't you talk about dental coverage? Are there any supplement plans that include dental?

[@foxslayer321]

Where do you go for a part D drug plan

[@MedicareonVideo]

I walk you through how to do it yourself here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWKwoHaGgNSiibc

[@lolalucky6373]

Once I took my retirement this year I m under stress bc I'm so confused with all that information so confused I didn't know at old age we have to educated our self 😱😱😱

[@BSnydr]

Is military retirement considered income?

[@dawnandjill]

Thank you❤

[@janespitfire9884]

I work full time and BC/BS but hospital billed them Medicare Part A for inpt admissions and labs when I was outpatient status.They paid all even though wrong place of service but owe $700 labs now.Don't you think this is wrong?

[@MedicareonVideo]

Not enough info

[@sassyd8738]

I decided to look into this for someone i know who was sick as a child and when they parent retired was told they had to switch ssi to retireement survival and disabiliy insurance he is clueless on this and didnt pick nothing until 2 weeks ago they sent him a letter saying he has both part a nd b and he is angry they took a chunk of his check but well we all know the economy already scarce on those sick and i said ill take a look into this sounds bad and it seems he was better off on ssi but again i dunno so i decided to look into this because one day i will retire and have to go thru the same thing is he safe? dont think so the man still have surgeries appointments and more and it seem like take yo check even more when the man already poor enuff can anbody help me with this because i hear the man talking but honestly dont sound like his mom retiring ws a good thing for him

[@delir.6488]

I pay 💰 NOTHING to Medicare…. I Don’t eat any garbage food 🍱 “. You body is what you eat and drink 😂😂😂”. Medicare is there to do a business and NOT to care for you. 😂😂

[@scotniver7180]

What a Joke making this so complicated. Best plan to live a wonderful life while you're healthy and viable. If my health goes south in a Bad Way , I'm done. Screw this nonsense.. I found it very helpful. Now I can prepare.. Cheers

[@johnmoirano5221]

i wont be paying anything NO MONEY what will happen

[@johnmoirano5221]

so in other words as soon as I cant work my 48 hour week to bring home 500 bucks that week I'm dead