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A concise guide to navigating Medicare enrollment, avoiding costly penalties, and making informed coverage decisions.

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A benefit period begins the day you are admitted to the hospital or to SNF. It ends when you have left the hospital and go 60 consecutive days without any covered inpatient hospital or SNF care.

Medicare Part A is your inpatient hospital coverage. Think of this as your “room and board” in the hospital.

The national average premium for a standalone Part D drug plan is approximately $41/month.

About the Author

Danielle Kunkle Roberts is the co-founder of Boomer Benefits, a health insurance agency that helps baby boomers and seniors navigate Medicare and select suitable supplemental coverage in 49 states. She and her team have helped more than 50,000 beneficiaries with their decisions about Medicare since 2005. You can read more than 15,000 five-star reviews about her agency online. Danielle has appeared on over 100 podcasts, radio shows, and television news segments to offer enrollment advice and education on Medicare.

She is a member of the Forbes Finance Council and past president of the Fort Worth chapter of the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU), where she also served two years on the Texas Association of Health Underwriters (TAHU) state board as their magazine editor. She currently serves as the TAHU Medicare chairperson.

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This book really helped me to understand how this system works and pitfalls to avoid. Highly recommend reading the book. Read more on Amazon

You can tell these folks have been helping lots of Medicare beneficiaries for a long time. The lessons learned are real and they synthesized their knowledge into a compact and pithy guidebook. No doubt their resources and tools they make available to their clients are highly useful and valuable. It is notable that they have done their research beyond their home state of Texas, citing differing Medigap regulations and product designs in the exception states. I highly recommend this book to beneficiaries or soon to be beneficiaries and their families. It will be time well spent going through from cover to cover. Read more on Amazon

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