If you're enrolled in Medicare Part B, but NOT receiving Social Security benefits, you must pay your Part B premium directly to Medicare. There are 4 ways to pay this premium, and 2 ways that are NOT allowed!

When you turn 65, you have a 7-month window to enroll in Medicare. But what if you decide to delay Medicare to a later date? Can you do this? Yes you can...and without penalty! It's called a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) enrollment...but you have to meet certain requirements to qualify. We'll show you how!

Check out our popular "How to Enroll in Medicare Online" video. You can enroll in Medicare in about 10 minutes. We'll show you how!

If you don't have the necessary 40 quarters of work history paid into Medicare, can you get Part A with no premium? The answer is Yes! We'll show you how!

“Deductible”, “copay”, ”coinsurance”, ”prior authorization”...you’ve heard these words before, but do you understand what they mean?

Unsure which of your diabetic supplies are covered by Medicare? Are they covered under Medicare Part B or Part D? We break down Medicare Coverage for Diabetics.

While Medicare doesn’t cover routine eye care, it does cover medical issues with your eyes, such as cataracts. We show you how helpful Medicare can be for this common eye condition.

Medicare covers a number of vaccinations at no-cost to you. But which vaccinations are covered by Part B and which ones go through Part D?

You CAN use GoodRx while on Medicare. We’ll show you how, as well as several other ways to get prescription drug pricing.

Do you need to access your Benefit Verification Letter showing proof of Social Security and/or Medicare benefits? Do you need a replacement Medicare card or Form SSA-1099? These are just a few of the things you can access with an online My Social Security account.