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“US citizens & legal residents become eligible for Medicare when they turn 65. People under 65 may qualify if they have been on disability for 24+ months. Medicare can be difficult to navigate. If you are turning 65 or have been on disability for over 2 years, let’s connect! Send me a Facebook message or call my office. I’d love to answer any questions you may have.”

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Medicare Basics Graphic #3

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“Medicare Part A covers costs associated with hospital stays, such as operating and recovery room services as well as inpatient x-rays and lab tests. The key to Part A is that it only covers costs associated with hospitalization. Understanding Medicare is complicated. Reach out if you have any questions!”[/accessally_has_any_tag]

Medicare Basics Graphic #5

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“Medicare Part C, also called Medicare Advantage, is an alternative to Original Medicare (Parts A and B) as it combine coverage for hospital care, doctor visits and other medical services all in one plan. Many plans also provide prescription drug coverage and additional benefits like routine dental and eye care. Understanding Medicare can be complicated, so reach out if you have any questions!”

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