Turning 65 in 2024 & Enrolling in Medicare? Medicare Sign Up + Social Security Explained

[@curronhill2744]

Great information! I can always trust you folks. You have also done a great job for us. You folks really care and take the time we need to understand the choices we are making.

[@lifestream4191]

Really good video with lots of information.

[@AlexShantyOldLawModel]

Good morning we’ve been hearing about the Medicaid Trust and it sounds like Trust Fraud and a scam. We feel it’s better to care for our parents as long as we can in their homes compensating the sibling who puts their lives on hold to pay the expenses of two households. We would appreciate your input?

[@johnkelly9451]

Do your research before you go on a Medicare Advantage plan from regular medicare. We already did and now they tell us that they have to be underwrited (pass a health exame) in order to go back to Origional Medicare. Which was not explained when they went onto the Advantage Plan.

[@johnkelly9451]

When my mom traveled out of state with a medicare Advantage plan, we called to let them know and we were advised if they need medical care to go through the emergency room to avoid any billing problems. Luckily the one week out of state went well and no need to use the e.r.

[@M.M435]

Is the deductible in part A, per occurance? Per year?

[@wmfain1]

I have a retirement insurance plan that will be mine and my wife supplement to Medicare, but when I pass she will loose it, will it be an issue for her to get supplemental coverage in the future when I pass? We both turn 65 next year and will be going on Medicare.

[@jws3925]

I went on your site and ran the cost calculator for a supplemental. I am confused by what I found. There was a long list of companies and the costs associated with that company for a plan G. Here is my confusion. There are multiple offerings (of the same plan G) for instance list from Allstate but each listing from Allstate has a different price. Same plan, same company different price. Can you explain?

[@DavidGarcia-wc8js]

I'm a veteran and the VA Is my medical coverage 100%. With that said you are still need to sign up for medicare. If the v a takes care of me , why you need medica Waste that service that I don't need

[@CardinalAdvisors]

@@DavidGarcia-wc8js If you choose to rely on the VA for the rest of your life, you do not need to enroll in Medicare. If you later want Medicare, you will face a delay in getting Medicare and you will be penalized for the months and years past 65 that you didn’t have Medicare. I don’t make the rules, just interpret them. Thanks for your service defending our country.

[@Shortie5-1]

The main question do you charge an extra fee for your services because I know one agency in Georgia didn't mentioned to my neighbor that there will be charge and how much that fee charge would cost. So be careful.

[@CardinalAdvisors]

No extra fee. We are paid by the insurance company

[@CardinalAdvisors]

Calculator on website. CardinalGuide.com/select Medicare/scroll down cardinalguide.com/7-worries-solutions/medicare/

[@Shortie5-1]

thank you for your response.

[@Shortie5-1]

@@CardinalAdvisors I want to switch from Aetna Advantage plan with Plan D to Original Medicare and Plan G and I need a Plan D. I hoping to get ARRP UnitedHealthCare Plan G in Georgia if you can help with this?

[@CardinalAdvisors]

@@Shortie5-1 We are open m - f 9 am to 6 pm. Closed for lunch 1 to 2 pm. 919-535-8261. We can help you with all of that. Thanks Hans

[@randolphbernstrom8055]

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