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Medicare Basics
The four parts of Medicare explained in plain language — A, B, C and D.
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Short, on-demand videos that break down Medicare for agents and clients alike.
The four parts of Medicare explained in plain language — A, B, C and D.
How the Part D Low-Income Subsidy lowers drug costs — and who qualifies.
When clients can change plans outside of fall open enrollment — and why it matters.
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Part A (hospital), Part B (medical), Part C (Medicare Advantage) and Part D (drugs). Together, A and B make up "Original Medicare."
Learn more →The 7-month Initial Enrollment Period, fall Annual Enrollment (Oct 15–Dec 7), and the Jan 1–Mar 31 General & MA Open Enrollment windows.
Learn more →Moving, losing employer coverage, qualifying for Extra Help, or a 5-star plan — life events can open a window to change plans any time of year.
Learn more →In 2026, qualifying beneficiaries pay $0 premiums and deductibles, with copays capped at $5.10 generic / $12.65 brand-name. Income limits: ~$23,940 single.
Learn more →Compare Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans against all-in-one Medicare Advantage plans to find the right fit for each client's needs and budget.
Learn more →Most people qualify at 65, or earlier with certain disabilities. Understand premiums, deductibles, and how late-enrollment penalties work.
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