Advertise on podcast: MedicareFAQ

Rating

★★★★★

from

2 reviews

Description

At MedicareFAQ, our mission is simple; make sure each individual we help is educated on all their Medicare options so they can make an informed decision. Our online resource center is built to give you unbiased information regarding your Medicare coverage choices. We work with the top carriers in the nation to find the best Medicare supplemental options that fit each individual’s budget. Our team of licensed agents work around the clock to make sure our resource center is always up to date and accurate so that you’re always informed on your Medicare benefits. Our agents & Client Care Team love what they do. They provide unlimited support for the lifetime of your policy. Let our licensed Medicare agents help you so you can get back to enjoying life! Our services are 100% free.

Unlock MedicareFAQ podcast Email contact info,
Listeners & Audience details

Email contact information

Direct podcast contact details

Listeners

Audience numbers & engagement insights

Audience details

Podcast Insights

Podcast episodes

Check latest episodes from MedicareFAQ podcast

How Medigap Underwriting Works

2026/10/12

Timing Your Medigap Coverage

2026/09/24

Medigap Enrollment Planning Checklist and Timeline

Qualifying for Medicare GLP-1 $50 Program

2026/09/15

Learn how the Medicare GLP-1 $50 program works, who qualifies, and how to check if your plan includes this lower cost drug pricing.

2027 Medicare Reverification

2026/09/03

This podcast discusses anticipated and proposed changes to Medicare reverification rules based on expected CMS rulemaking. These changes have not been finalized as of this writing. Always confirm current requirements and effective dates directly with CMS.gov or the Federal Register before making enrollment decisions.

Is Medicare Advantage Worth It?

2026/08/28

This article provides an honest look at Medicare Advantage, including its costs, benefits, provider networks, and potential limitations. It helps beneficiaries decide whether Medicare Advantage or Original Medicare better fits their healthcare needs.

Top 5 Strategies for Choosing a Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan

2026/08/19

Choosing a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan is easier when you start with the costs that apply across the market. In 2026, the average Part D premium is $34.50 per month, the maximum deductible is $615, and the annual Part D out-of-pocket cap is $2,100. Those numbers give you a baseline, but they do not tell you what a particular plan will cost for your medications.

Navigating the Essentials of Medicare Coverage and Costs

2026/08/14

Medicare enrollment confusion is far more common than most people admit. Research from KFF's Medicare resource center shows that many beneficiaries, including people who have been enrolled for years, struggle to identify basic rules about their own coverage. That gap between what people think they know and what they actually understand can cost real money. The questions people hesitate to ask are often the most important ones. Medicare has multiple parts, enrollment rules, income-based surcharges, and several coverage paths. Asking for a clear explanation is not a sign that you are behind. It is smart planning for your health and finances.

Medicare Part D Premium Spike

2026/08/12

The Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration ends in 2027, meaning the temporary cap that kept Part D premiums low will expire and beneficiaries should expect higher, more variable premiums starting with the 2028 plan year. This page explains why the program is ending, who is most exposed, and what steps to take before the change takes effect.

Medicare Annual Enrollment Mistakes to Avoid

2026/08/06

In 2026, the stakes are higher than in previous years. The federal program that has kept Part D premiums artificially low is ending, which means drug plan costs could rise significantly for 2027. That makes this year's AEP more consequential than most. Below are the six most common and costly mistakes beneficiaries make during the Annual Enrollment Period, along with clear guidance on how to avoid each one.

Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) Explained

2026/07/31

D-SNPs are offered by private insurance companies (such as UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Aetna, and Centene) that contract with both Medicare and your state's Medicaid program. According to CMS data, D-SNP enrollment has grown by more than 150% over the past five years, making it the fastest-growing segment within Medicare Advantage

Why Two Medigap Plan G Policies Can Cost Completely Different Amounts

2026/07/29

Medicare requires that Plan G cover the same benefits regardless of insurer. Pricing, however, is set independently by each company based on their own rating method, claims history, and business strategy. That is why identical coverage can carry very different price tags.

Is Medicare Plan G Worth The Cost?

2026/07/27

The right question is not simply how much Plan G costs. It is what you receive in exchange for that monthly premium. Medicare Supplement Plan G is often described as one of the most comprehensive Medicare coverage options available. That description is accurate. It is also only half the story. Plan G covers nearly all the out-of-pocket costs left behind by Original Medicare. For people who want predictable healthcare expenses and the freedom to see Medicare-accepting providers nationwide, that can be extremely valuable.

95% of Medicare Advantage nursing facility denials get overturned

2026/07/20

A 2024 federal watchdog report found that when Medicare Advantage enrollees appealed prior authorization denials for Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) admission, they won 95% of the time. When an independent reviewer looks at the same cases a plan rejected and reverses the decision nearly every single time, that is not a system working correctly. It is a system producing denials that consistently fail review.

Why Your Doctor Is Dropping Medicare

2026/07/17

A phone call to schedule your next appointment turns into unexpected news: your doctor no longer accepts your plan. That moment can shake your confidence, especially if you have seen this doctor for years. This concern comes up often for people turning 65 or reviewing their coverage during enrollment season. Headlines about doctors leaving Medicare only add to the worry. Understanding what is actually happening can help you compare coverage with a clearer head and fewer surprises.

2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule: Proposed Cuts

2026/07/15

Every summer, CMS releases its proposed Medicare Physician Fee Schedule for the following year, and the 2027 proposal carries one of the most significant financial signals in recent memory. A $0.56 reduction to the conversion factor would translate to a 2.2% cut for standard physicians and a 2.1% reduction for those participating in Alternative Payment Models (APMs).

Podcast reviews

Read MedicareFAQ podcast reviews

5 out of 5

2 reviews

★★★★★

Proud Baby Boomer 2021/06/22

Perfect Podcast for Medicare Beneficiaries!

I turned 65 this year and was completely overwhelmed with my Medicare options. I came across this podcast to educate myself on Medicare and SO happy I...

check all reviews on apple podcasts