When you’re not well, it can be reassuring to know you’re in good hands, like when you’re receiving care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF). But if you’re on Medicare and are told that your stay at an SNF is ending, yet you don’t feel well enough to fend for yourself...
Healing sometimes requires extra care. Maybe you’ve just had surgery or you’re recovering from a serious illness or injury. When you need specialized services that you can’t get at home or from a skilled nursing facility, the best option may be a rehabilitation...
If Social Security determines that you should pay an IRMAA, they will mail you a notice called an initial determination. This notice should include information on how to request a new initial determination. A new initial determination is a revised decision that...
Nobody’s perfect, and that includes the Social Security Administration (SSA). If you’re on Medicare and your income is above a certain level, you may have to pay extra on your Part B and/or Part D premiums. But if you get the notification of your Social Security...
If you didn’t sign up for Medicare Part B and you believe someone else is responsible for the error, you may be eligible for Medicare equitable relief. Read on to learn exactly what Medicare equitable relief is, who’s eligible, how to request it, and more. What Is...
