Why is this time so important in making sure that people change or get new benefits ? It's extremely important because it's the one time a year that the federal government allows Medicare beneficiaries to make a selection a change or not change of their Medicare option . It started October 15th and it ends December 7 and one of the health insurance carriers that people can enroll in his Blue Shield of California .
Medicare advantage programs are offered by private organizations that contract with the federal government and the organizations offer benefits that are more comprehensive , more complete . So now is the annual election period ? Why is this time so important in making sure that people change or get new benefits ?
Medicare is a federal health insurance program offered by the federal government . And it's for people who are 65 years and older , for people that are younger that have disabilities and for those that have end stage renal disease or kidney failure , there is Medicare regular Medicare the original and then there's also Medicare advantage . What are the differences ?
We've offered commercial health insurance benefit plan options for under 65 and obviously for Medicare and over 65 . So if you're under 65 aging into Medicare , you can stay in the family and most likely see the current providers that you have and we offer benefits such as vision , dental over the counter for our Medicare members as well that are value added and for people who may already have a coverage plan , but they really want to compare what's the best way to do that . The best way to do that is to give us a call at 877507 6500 .
So tell me for people who don't know what exactly is Medicare . Medicare is a federal health insurance program offered by the federal government . And it's for people who are 65 years and older , for people that are younger that have disabilities and for those that have end stage renal disease or kidney failure , there is Medicare regular Medicare the original and then there's also Medicare advantage .
