What r/medicare is talking about this week

My late wife died 4 years ago. Every year since she still gets 3-4 ads in usps mail from these companies. I have moved twice and they follow me. Good grief.

Retiring next month. Employer dental coverage goes with it. Medicare doesn't cover dental. Marketplace insurance looks overpriced for thin coverage. A practice near me offers a membership plan....

If you choose a smaller/off-brand Medigap provider and they cancel the plan, you have guaranteed issue rights, correct? In this instance, one could go switch to another provider (or maybe even a...

My WellCare Medicare Advantage plan is being discontinued at the end of 2026. Federal Medicare regulations require insurers to send written notice of nonrenewal at least 90 days before coverage...

I live in Connecticut and turn 65 in 2027. I think I know the basics of Medicare, about the seven month enrollment period around my birthday and the different parts of Medicare: original (A+B),...

spouse was just told while trying to apply.

I’m getting ready to retire and starting to look into Medicare. There are obviously a lot of choices between Original Medicare, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, and Part D, and I want to make sure I...

I am about to turn 65 and I signed up for UHC/AARP plan G in my state but I made the mistake of looking around and researching other companies offering plan G and now i'm terrfied I made the wrong...

Hi everyone, I’m doing this for my mom who is 85 and whose Part D just left the system. She has to pick a new one so I started investigating. She is remarkably healthy and only takes 1 drug - 20mg...