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Medicare Articles for Greenville Seniors

Short reads on the Medicare decisions Greenville residents face each year, from sign-up dates and drug costs to which hospitals a plan covers and what changes in January.

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Articles and guides

  • Enrollment Guide

    Before December 7: a Greenville fall checklist

    Annual Enrollment closes December 7. Before then, read your Annual Notice of Change, rerun your drug list and confirm who's in next year's network.

  • Plan types Guide

    HMO vs. PPO when your doctors are at Hunt Regional

    Network rules decide whether a specialist visit is covered. Here's how HMO and PPO Advantage plans differ if you use Hunt Regional doctors in Greenville or see a specialist in Dallas.

  • Prescriptions Guide

    Why a cheap Part D premium can cost you more

    What you pay each month is only a slice of a drug plan's real cost. The yearly total depends far more on the drug list, the tier each drug sits on and which pharmacies the plan prefers.

  • Medigap Guide

    Plan G vs. Plan N for Hunt County retirees

    A plan letter pays the same benefits in every state, so the choice comes down to a higher premium or some copays. Here's how to run that math with your own doctor visits.

  • Turning 65 Guide

    Turning 65 in Greenville, month by month

    Your seven-month enrollment window, your six-month Medigap window, and a costly error to dodge if you keep working past 65, laid out in the order they come up.

  • Costly errors Guide

    Seven Medicare mistakes and how to dodge them

    Late enrollment, plans chosen from a TV ad, and coverage nobody looked at in years. Some can't be fixed later, and you can avoid all of them.

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