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Medicare is health insurance aimed at persons aged 65 or over, persons with certain disabilities, and persons of all ages suffering from End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), a permanent kidney failure requiring kidney transplant. In the year 2015, Medicare provided health insurance for over 55 million people. Benefits of Medicare in Wisconsin are no different, but the Medicare Supplement Plans sure are.  Keep read for a comprehensive explanation of the Benefits of Medicare or feel free to call us anytime for a personal explanation 920-545-4884

Wisconsin Medicare is really no different than the rest of the country.  True there are different Wisconsin Medicare Supplement Plans and Wisconsin Medicare Advantage Plans but the basics of Medicare are the same.  For answers to all your Medicare in Wisconsin questions or a free Medicare supplement quote call 920-545-4884 anytime, there is never a fee for our services.  Continue reading for details on just what is Medicare.

When you are figuring out how to enroll in Original Medicare, it’s critical to keep a few essential things in mind with regards to the rules and risks that can apply. Original Medicare expenses are certainly enough without additional penalties for enrolling late. Learn how to avoid these fees and penalties and make your Medicare undertaking as easy and pain-free as possible by calling us 920-545-4884 and continue reading our article about Medicare Late Penalties.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced that the new Medicare Cards are on the way and should start to arrive in April 2018.  They will be gradually phased in and will take approximately a year to complete.  For any questions or to see how this will affect your Wisconsin Medicare Supplement Plan, call 920-545-4884 for answers or to get compare Medicare Supplement rates.  Continue reading for details on the New Medicare Cards.

If you are on Medicare alone, you know that there are gaps in Medicare Coverage, there are deductibles for both Part A (periodical) and Part B (Yearly), also it only pays 20% of Medicare Approved amounts.  This is where a Medicare Supplement or Medigap supplemental Insurance plan comes in.  Call 920-545-4884 for details on how a Medicare Supplement can help cover the Medicare Coverage gaps.  Keep reading for just some of the things Medicare does not cover.