Does Medicare Cover Heart Attacks? NOT THIS PLAN!!!
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2024
- Does Medicare Cover Heart Attacks?
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Welcome to our latest video where we delve into the critical topic of Medicare coverage for heart disease. Join us as we explore the essential aspects of Medicare, focusing on what you need to know if you or a loved one suffers a heart attack. 🏥❤️
🔹 Medicare Explained:
Understand the different parts of Medicare and how they apply to heart disease treatment. We cover everything from hospital stays under Part A to outpatient services under Part B, ensuring you know your coverage options.
🔹 Medicare Advantage & Medigap Plans:
Discover how Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans can offer additional coverage beyond standard Medicare. Learn the differences between these plans and how they can benefit you in the case of heart disease.
🔹 Expert Insights:
Hear from experts at AARP and medical professionals about the best practices and advice for managing heart disease with Medicare. Get informed about the latest treatment options and preventive measures.
🔹 Medicare School:
Our easy-to-follow guide will help you navigate the complexities of Medicare, from enrollment to choosing the right plan. Perfect for those newly eligible for Medicare or considering changing their plans.
🔹 Additional Resources:
We also discuss how medications, like Wegovy, are covered under various parts of Medicare and the impact they can have on your heart health.
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For more detailed information, visit our website linked below, where you can find additional resources and guidance on Medicare and heart disease and what Medicare does not cover.
Thank you for watching! Your health is important, and understanding your Medicare coverage can make all the difference in managing heart disease effectively.
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Plan G and Plan N will cover heart attacks!!!
Yeah… but I don’t want to pay high premiums. You keep low?
@@jennyreardon2719Jenny No one wants to pay high premiums. If you want an insurance company to decide what test or procedure you can have, go with Advantage. If you want your doctor to decide what test or procedure you need, go with one of the Plans
My dad had an Advantage plan with a fairly high monthly premium that was paid by his former employer. It was pretty good until he needed more than 20 days of nursing/rehab. Even with appeals the Advantage carrier said Absolutely NOT. I negotiated with the facility for an additional 20 days with immediate direct pay. I'm going to sign up for Plan N shortly.
Very good story to tell others unfortunately . I hear that all the time.
Yes
$323 premium for G if you're under 65.
Keep up the good work, with these vids
Thank you
I think N and HDG are the two best plans. It would take a catastrophic event to hit that $2,800 limit. If you choose plan G by the time you're 85 that monthly premium will be the through the roof. In New York, it's a no-brainer to take HDG. If you're in a big city and an advantage plan covers all the hospitals you want to go to, then you're fine I guess. But as a general rule, it's better to stay away from managed Care.
I tend to agree with you
I will be calling your office sooner than I thought. Going to retire sooner than I anticipated for family health reasons. I will probably be calling you this week just to get some questions answered before I need to help my wife get on the B part and a supplement and we will need a prescription plan ( We will watch your video again on the prescription decisions again soon too. I understand that you don't have time to go over the prescription side of things.) I am retiring at the end of Sept 2024 and my wife is currently on my company's health plan but is of medicare age so she will need Part B plus a supplement plan. I am not of medicare age but I can stay on my excellent health care plan until i am 65 in 2 plus years yrs for only $200.00 a month. Look forward to speaking with you or your staff soon Brian!!
Sounds good. 👍🏽
I have VA healthcare + regular Medicare A& B. I am debating whether to get a supplement since so far everything has been covered thru VA even when I had to get community care referrals.
That’s a heavy discussion. What state are you in?
@@medicare365 Utah & the VA here is excellent but about a 30 minute drive so I'm more concerned if I have to use a community ER. There's a hospital like every mile here in SLC. I'm about to turn 67 & no real health problems
My brother in law is 70 and he is retired Navy. He has Medicare A and B and Tricare for life. He is in poor health but he never gets a bill for medical care.
@@medicare365 Utah
Tricare for Life will covered anything that Medicare covers. VA is different.
@@johnscott2746
You make plan N sounds so good that I almost hope I have a heart attack. 😊
Damn… don’t go that far!
I have had three, and I can guarantee you, they are not fun at all.
Thanks!
Sure
Is there a particular timeframe for signing up for a supplement?
It’s all about your Part B start date. 📅
thank you
Sure 👍🏽
Probably some Part D costs in the aftermath!
Not sure what you mean? Elaborate?
Sometimes
I thought that a heart attack was considered an emergency, and therefore, would be covered on either plan, supplement and advantage. As a matter of fact, my advantage plan states that I can go to any hospital that has an emergency room. But of course, it has to be a true emergency.
Yes. I was talking about the after effects. Cardiologist visits, surgeries, medicine. Skilled nursing care.
What two states are you not licensed in?
Hawaii is one of them
Love plan G
Yes
I understand you are considered a good agent, but, it seems to me that you're trying hard to sell us one of those two plans. Before my retirement, I used to have UHC HMO through my employer, had to deal with referrals and prior authorizations. During those working years, I had three heart attacks (stent placements), and both hip replacements done along with knee surgery, and I am happy to say that they were all covered by my plan. I have heard that my plan was similar to an Advantage plan, would this be correct? If so, then an Advantage plan is supposed to cover emergencies anywhere in the US and it's territories.
Medicare is much different than employer plans. Be careful
If you’re on an advantage plan, I’m pretty sure it stays within the state
I have united healthcare plan g
Call us and switch to Cigna
How does Cigna compare to UHC., overall?@@medicare365
Congrats 🎈🎉🍾
@@medicare365Why? Why advice to switch from a Plan G United Healthcare to Cigna?
@@medicare365 Why Cigna? Is it cheaper??