Medicare
Medicare is an important part of your retirement puzzle. We speak the language of Medicare and can help you understand your options — even if you’re already enrolled in a coverage plan. Let the ReJoyce Financial professionals help you put all the pieces together so you can enjoy retirement.
The four myths of Medicare
Myth 1: Medicare covers all of your medical expenses.
FALSE! Original Medicare (Part A & B) is not a free service. Additionally, Original Medicare only covers a portion of your medical costs. You are responsible for premiums, deductibles, co-insurance, and co-payments.
Myth 2: You can apply for Medicare at any time.
FALSE! Once your Initial Enrollment Period ends, you can sign up for Part A & Part B during the General Enrollment Period between January 1 and March 31 each year.
Myth 3: All Medicare plans are created equal.
FALSE! It’s crucial that you decide what the most important features of your health coverage are. Do you have a vacation home or do you like to travel the U.S.? Do you care what providers or facilities you are allowed to utilize? Are you comfortable with a high range of unplanned out of pocket fees?
Myth 4: Your doctors is always in control of any health plan and medical decisions.
FALSE! Only Original Medicare defers to your doctor fully on diagnosis and treatment plans.
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The Retirement Halftime Show
Featured Episodes
Enrolling in Medicare
Episode One, Season 3
Enrolling in Medicare can be a process. It can also get confusing. The team at ReJoyce Financial is here to help. Angie Paicely breaks down what you need to know about the different plan types before you make any decisions.
Medicare: Finding the best fit
Episode Two, Season 3
One of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make when picking a Medicare plan is selecting original Medicare or Medicare Advantage. Angie Paicely details the pros and cons of both to help you find the best fit.
Medicare: Enrollment Changes
Episode Four, Season 3
In this segment of the Retirement Halftime Show, Angie Paicely covers the ways in which you can make changes you to your Medicare plan.