Enrolling in Medicare or Helping a Loved One? Must Read Info #SLMedicareEnrollment

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A few years ago, my mom turned 70 and we needed to help her navigate the Medicare maze.

She has a few underlying health conditions, such as high blood pressure and we needed to make sure her dr. visits and meds were covered.

One thing we didn't know is that skipping annual enrollment can lead to fees. The longer you wait to enroll, the larger the fee will be, so it’s important to enroll when you’re first eligible. So we've put it in our calendar so we don't forget.

Before she retired, my mom worked as a bus driver, in retail and more. She worked hard to get the Medicare benefits. A call to QuoteManage can make the process as painless as possible. QuoteManage representatives can help you navigate the process, ensure that you’re receiving everything you’re entitled to, and put together a plan that’s going to be the right fit for your needs and budget.


The Medicare Annual Enrollment starts Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. You can enroll in Medicare for the first time, drop your plan, or switch plans. This goes for Original Medicare (Parts A and B), along with Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D (prescription drug plans).

There's help with this process! Just call QuoteManage at 855-943-2826 for their free Medicare plan consultation. 


QuoteManage is a national Medicare telesales brokerage firm that specializes in Medicare and helps seniors across the country find the best plan to fit their needs. They help eligible Medicare customers enroll in Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Medicare prescription drug, vision, and dental plans to cover all of their evolving health needs. They also advise newly Medicare-eligible and newly retired Medicare recipients with their healthcare insurance options.

Call QuoteManage at 855-943-2826 for their free Medicare plan consultation. This is a no-cost, no-obligation call with an expert who can help seniors find the right Medicare plan for their needs. 

This post is sponsored by Sivan Social. All comments and opinions are my own.