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What is missing from Original Medicare?

October 27, 2020

What is missing from Original Medicare?

It's important to understand that Original Medicare does leave some pretty significant gaps in your healthcare coverage. We break down what is missing from Original Medicare and what other coverage options may be available.

How to enroll in an Aspire Health Plan

October 26, 2020

how to enroll in an Aspire Health plan

Amidst the social distancing protocols of COVID-19, the open enrollment period for Medicare is looking a little different this year. Keeping the health and safety of seniors in the Monterey County community in mind, here are the different ways that you can enroll in an Aspire Health Plan for the 2021 plan year.

Tips for avoiding Medicare fraud and abuse

October 12, 2020

Tips for avoiding Medicare fraud and abuse

With open enrollment on the horizon, it's important to be aware of Medicare fraud. With the help of CMS, we'd like to share some tips for avoiding Medicare fraud and abuse.

10 myths about Medicare Advantage – busted!

October 5, 2020

10 myths about Medicare Advantage – busted

When it comes to Medicare and which coverage is best, advice from friends, family and neighbors is great, but it's important to choose based on your own needs. We bust a few common myths about Medicare Advantage.

Filling in the gap – MedSupp vs. Medicare Advantage

September 28, 2020

MedSupp vs. Medicare Advantage - Aspire Blog

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) leaves some significant gaps in your healthcare coverage. This means that the decision to buy a Medicare supplemental insurance plan (aka MedSupp or Medigap) or enroll in a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan is very important.

Preparing for open enrollment when you’re already on Medicare

September 14, 2020

preparing for Open Enrollment when you're already on Medicare

If you are already enrolled in Medicare, the upcoming Annual Election Period (AEP) is a time for you to make changes to your Medicare coverage. Any decision that you make will go into effect on January 1 of the following year. What do you need to know?