Video Tutorials
Medicare Overview
Medicare Supplement
Medicare Advantage vs.
Medicare Supplement
When to Enroll in Medicare
Medicare & Cobra
If you are Medicare eligible, lose group coverage and elect COBRA, Medicare will become primary coverage. This means you MUST sign up for both Medicare Parts A & B.
Medicare Options
Medicare Part C/Medicare Advantage
Medicare and Health Savings Account Rules
Working Past 65
If you work for an employer that has MORE
than 20 eligible employees, you DO NOT need
to sign up for Medicare Part B; however, you
have 3 options.
If you work for an employer that has LESS than 20 eligible employees, you MUST sign up for Medicare Part B; however, you have three options.
Video Tutorials
Medicare Overview
Medicare Options
Medicare Advantage
Medicare Supplement
Medicare Advantage vs.
Medicare Supplement
When to Enroll in Medicare
Medicare and Health Savings Account Rules
Working Past 65
If you work for an employer that has MORE than 20 eligible employees, you DO NOT need to sign up for Medicare Part B; however, you have 3 options.
If you work for an employer that has LESS than 20 eligible employees, you MUST sign up for Medicare Part B; however, you have three options.
Medicare & Cobra
If you are Medicare eligible, lose group coverage and elect COBRA, Medicare will become primary coverage. This means you MUST sign up for both Medicare Parts A & B.
Videos are provided as a courtesy of United Healthcare, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue California, Premera Blue Cross, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana and Cigna. Regardlesss of which state you live in, these videos will give you a basic understanding of Medicare and your options. All Medicare Supplements in the country are designed the same except for the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Massachusettes. While most states design their Medicare Supplement plan types by an alphabetical character, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Massachuesettes design their plan types with riders.