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Original Medicare (also known as “Basic”) includes Part A (hospital coverage) and Part B which is outpatient care coverage. There is no premium payment necessary for Part A if you have (at minimum) a 10-year work history contributing to Medicare through payroll or self-employment taxes. In 2021 the standard premium for Part B is $148.50 - although those with higher income may pay more through monthly adjustments.
The 6-month period that begins on the first day of the month that you’ll be turning 65 and enrolled in Part B - is the best time to buy a Medigap policy. So let’s say you’ll be turning 65 in August of this year. Then the best time for you to buy a Medigap policy would be from August to November of this year.
If you’re retired and have both Medicare and coverage from a former employer (retiree coverage), generally Medicare will pay first, and your former employer will pay second.
Medicare Plan “D” Drug plans cover a wide variety of drugs. A plan’s list of drugs is called a “formulary”. Inside the formulary are tiers which refers to the pricing of drugs inside the plan. Lower tier drugs are are generally less in cost than higher tier drugs.
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