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Med Advantage Partners

EXPERIENCE

Med Advantage Partners will help you choose a plan that works best for you. Providing comprehensive care and benefits you need in order to stay healthy.

With numerous health care professionals in the network who serve thousands of Medicare recipients, we are redefining the delivery of medical care in the healthcare industry.

If you have Medicare, have both Medicare and Medicaid, or are eligible for Medicare as a senior or due to a disability, Med Advantge Partners has the right plan to fit your needs.

PERSONAL ATTENTION

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Medicare

PERSONAL ATTENTION

Offering “Personal Attention at all Times” is the foundation of Med Advantage Partners and establishes a standard of care that has always led to positive patient-physician relationships, member-employee communication and quality medical treatment to all Med Advantage Partners Clients. We treat every member as if he or she were our mom, dad, grandmother, or grandfather and it is these family values that distinguish us and create an atmosphere of genuine respect and compassion.

At Med Advantage Partners, we are committed to improving the lives and health of the members we serve. To that end, Med Advantage Partners, train clinical and corporate health plan employees to handle our members’ unique needs. Our Employee’s “Service of Excellence” training program provides customer service skills to build rapport with each of our members and deliver the warmth and caring that each deserves, ensuring our company’s motto “Personal Attention at All Times” is fulfilled with every member encounter.

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Medicare Care

Medicare Care In Depth:

Medicare In-Depth FAQ’s

An unfortunate part of growing older is that your bones may weaken. And weakened bones can lead to broken bones. No one wants that—including Medicare. That’s why Medicare covers bone density testing. But there are conditions on how much and how often it will pay, so…

The odds are that someone in your life has already been diagnosed with prostate cancer. One of the most common cancers, prostate cancer will affect one in seven or eight American men, usually later in life, according to the Centers for Disease Control. The good news…

Whether it’s a walker to keep you mobile or a blood sugar meter that helps you stay on top of your own health, durable medical equipment can be key for independence and health. The good news is that Medicare does cover durable medical equipment (DME) through Medicare…

Homebound can sound like a scary designation, but don’t let it intimidate you. Medicare homebound status is a classification Medicare uses to describe someone who needs assistance leaving home or who isn’t generally advised to leave home. But being homebound doesn’t…

It can be stressful when a doctor or other healthcare provider refuses to bill Medicare for the care you received. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to address the problem if it comes up, no matter what the reason. In some cases, you may just need to remind…

If you’re on Medicare and you need a stay at a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF), you may hear the words “benefit period.” Medicare uses this term as a way to measure your use of hospital or skilled nursing facility care. Under Medicare Part A (inpatient…

When you’re not well, it can be reassuring to know you’re in good hands, like when you’re receiving care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF). But if you’re on Medicare and are told that your stay at an SNF is ending, yet you don’t feel well enough to fend for yourself…

If Social Security determines that you should pay an IRMAA, they will mail you a notice called an initial determination. This notice should include information on how to request a new initial determination. A new initial determination is a revised decision that…

Nobody’s perfect, and that includes the Social Security Administration (SSA). If you’re on Medicare and your income is above a certain level, you may have to pay extra on your Part B and/or Part D premiums. But if you get the notification of your Social Security…

 

If you didn’t sign up for Medicare Part B and you believe someone else is responsible for the error, you may be eligible for Medicare equitable relief. Read on to learn exactly what Medicare equitable relief is, who’s eligible, how to request it, and more. What Is.

 

Medicare Eligibilty

If You Are Approaching Medicare Eligibility, You Need to Read This

Are you turning 65 and eligible for Medicare? Long DescriptionAre you turning 65 within the next several months?
If so, you are – or soon will be – eligible for Medicare, the nation’s federal health insurance program primarily for older Americans.

Many people wait until they reach that milestone birthday to explore Medicare.

However, we recommend you start now. If you are not familiar with Medicare, it can be very confusing, especially to newly eligible beneficiaries.

The more you know about it going in, the better.

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Medicare basics

In general, Medicare is a financial benefit Americans earn by paying a qualifying amount of taxes into the system during their working years.

It is also a federal entitlement program. This means by law, payments must be made to people meeting Medicare eligibility standards.

(Social Security is also a government program paid for by workers via tax dollars.)

As you will see, Medicare is broad in scale and complex in nature, with a variety of enrollment periods, coverages, eligibility requirements, and costs.

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Medicare structure

This is the program’s foundation. Medicare has four parts:
While Original Medicare takes care of many health costs for program beneficiaries, it is important that you understand it does not pay all of their expenses.
Part A – Hospital Coverage

Part A – Hospital Coverage

Part B – Medical Coverage

Part B – Medical Coverage

Part C – Medicare Advantage Plans

Part C – Medicare Advantage Plans

Part D – Prescription Drug Plan

Part D – Prescription Drug Plan

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Medicare structure

Hit from all sides

Have you received a deluge of Medicare direct mail pieces?

It is very common. You surely know people who got AARP solicitations in the months before they turned 65 – or it happened to you. These are forms of targeted advertising.

We strongly suggest you familiarize yourself with Medicare & You, the official U.S. government Medicare handbook.

It is updated every year prior to the Medicare Annual Election Period, which begins Oct. 15 and ends Dec. 7.

Medicare & You is available in hard copy, downloadable PDF format, and for viewing on smartphones and other mobile devices, including eReaders such as Kindle and Nook.

The handbook contains a checklist to help you maximize your coverage, and explains there are late penalties when you don’t elect benefits during the required periods.

There is also a chart depicting the two main coverage choices; a summary of what Medicare covers and what it does not cover; definitions of commonly used terms; State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) contact phone numbers; and your rights under the program.

In addition, the Medicare in 2019 guide powered by MedAdvantgePartners.com, is a helpful resource providing an overview of Medicare in an easy-to-read format.65

Medicare structure

Medicare resources

New to Medicare or in need of assistance? We recommend you either visit the Medicare website or contact the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services at 1-800-MEDICARE

Interpreters are available to provide information and answer questions in numerous languages. There is no cost.

TTY users can call xxx-xxx-xxxx for assistance.

MedAdvantagePartners.com specializes in the senior market, we have considerable experience with the Medicare program and the products offered by various insurance companies.

We partner with many of them, which means you will find more options with us than with, say, an agent employed by one insurer, who can only offer that company’s products.