What's New in FEHB and Medicare for Retirees in 2024 | Checkbook's Guide to Health Plans

Watch a recap of our webinar that discusses insights from Checkbook's Guide to Health Plans and share what's new for federal annuitants in 2024.
Over the course of the hour we'll go through:
Premium changes - FEHB and Medicare Part B & D
FEHB plan and benefit changes
Cost saving enrollment strategies
Medicare Part B - The case for and against
Medicare Advantage Plans - The lowest cost health plan type for most annuitants
Medicare Part D - New prescription drug plans available in 2024
Check out Checkbook's health plan comparison guide at: guidetohealthplans.org

[@ninacruz4131]

Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing.

[@CheckbookHealth]

Thank you! Happy to hear it was helpful :)

[@CurlyWoof]

Thank you very much for this helpful presentation on FEHB / Part B / MA issues. 😊

[@CheckbookHealth]

We're so glad you found this helpful!

[@fuzbedy7522]

Kevin... If you could do a video on the ultimate question for retirees... To B or not to B... Thanks for your time and efforts...

[@CheckbookHealth]

That's a great idea! We will keep this topic in mind for future videos

[@cassiewhyte8195]

Excellent, thk u!

[@abcdabcd5108]

Thank you, fabulous presentation. What do we need to do when we turn 65, we sign up in Medicare Part A, but we are still working full time till 67, and enrolled in our employer FEHB plan as primary insurance. Do we sign up in Part B, C and D too, or wait until we actually retire?
That was not at all addressed in this seminar.

[@petechan488]

Question if FEHB BCBS enrollees who don't enroll in Part B due to IRMAA will be allowed to enroll in Part D.

[@donaldpezzino2238]

How do I enroll if wife is under 65,which policy is primary