Medicare telehealth expansion could be here to stay. Here’s where things stand Key Points At least 10 million Medicare beneficiaries have used telehealth since early March, compared with about 13,000 weekly appointments pre-pandemic. Lawmakers and regulators are looking at making some of the current expansions permanent. Among the issues that policymakers would need to address … Read more
In July, the new Postmaster General instituted changes in the operation of the U.S. Postal Service that could result in delays in mail delivery. More recently, the post office has suspended these changes until after the November election. Prior to the announcement that he was postponing these changes, the Postmaster General had warned states of … Read more
Do you need a new or replacement Medicare Card? If Medicare has not mailed your new Medicare card, you can print an official Medicare card quickly and easily through MyMedicare.gov instead of waiting for a replacement in the mail. If you don’t see a “View or print your Medicare card now” link, check the page … Read more
Are you getting bombarded with mail and phone calls about signing up for a Medicare Plan? Are you confused by all of the information and don’t know where to start? If you use a local Independent Agent that specializes in Medicare Plans, your transition to Medicare will be easy and stress free. Here are 4 … Read more
