Medicare 101: Medicare Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D Explained

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Title	:	Medicare 101: Medicare Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D Explained
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Updated Medicare information and cost for 2022 can be found in the video description Thanks and have a wonderful day!
Comment from : @medicarescreenshare

Did I hear right at 11:40 a 90 year old man just turned 65? I want to do that when I am 90
Comment from : @johns4476

Exactly what I was looking for
Comment from : @lancecarmen2487

Thank you for your video Any information on Renal Medicare after a Kidney transplant???
Comment from : @kimblake6798

Government at it's best You need a Cray mainframe with a plasma drive to figure all this crap out
Comment from : @slickwillie9526

Thank you for this!!
Comment from : @ivibrown2213

I enjoyed watching the video, it explains everything in detail, the video is very interesting and effective Thank you and good luck with the upcoming videos
Comment from : @agnesbrooklyn4097

Is there any chance you could provide sources and citations for your video presentation? I found it extremely helpful but want to learn more Thank you again and keep up the great work!
Comment from : @KC2MFCs

Thank you for making this video explaining the most basics of Medicare coverage! I just turned age 65 a few days ago I get scared of my retirement life after understanding the system It is not friendly to the senior citizens The initial out of pocket expenses need to go or be slashed significantly Apparently, I do not see any politicians lifting a finger to do that
Comment from : @buena-vistainn3561

Thanks for the informative video
Comment from : @BenjieBiyahengPilipinas

great video
Comment from : @kaybellefonte6702

Excellent video, any updates for 2020?
Comment from : @freddiespinoza

We need Medicare For All (Bernie's plan) No deductible, no-copays, no out of pocket, no premiums Trying to navigate what plan is best for you is insane and confusing Med4All would eliminate all of that
Comment from : @KM-vw6zx

Really great explanations of everything, thanks
Comment from : @davegreenberg002

I'm retired and turning 65 I'm looking to enroll in traditional medicare The medigag $197 monthly and the drug costs depends on what meds you're onbrMedical insurance is personal but complicatedbrYet, thank God that in this country, we still have the liberty of choosing!
Comment from : @luismarquez7917

Have the government make it simple, Give everyone the same coverage that a state senator would get why should they receive better coverage than the people that actually work and pay their salaries
Comment from : @anthonynelson9136

showing from 2016need uodate
Comment from : @marilyn6979

Perception Drug Plan??? 4:40
Comment from : @Annie261

Thank you! It is so confusing and I will be calling to ask you a few questions:)
Comment from : @annebroers5525

Why can’t private insurance be run like Medicare C
Comment from : @tyqwanpettty6843

This guy is an excellent instructor
Comment from :

That Part D coverage is way too complicated And how are we supposed to know what high cost drugs we’re going to need so we can pick a plan that covers that drug in it’s formulary? I’ve taken different cancer drugs in the past few years that cost between $10,000 and $15,000 a month Lucinda employer health plan has an out of pocket maximum I’ve saved a lot for retirement but I can see that I’m going to go broke if I relapse
Comment from : @hollyb6885

What an insane broken system
Comment from : @GeorgeStar

medicare sucks doesnt pay for all my meds
Comment from : @shannonhorsman9500

This country has a terrible system Could it be more convoluted?
Comment from : @AniMerci

I think you this information really helps I disable person like myself understand Medicare
Comment from : @drer2210

I didn't know that medicare supplement insurance can cancel you if you have any diagnosis they don't like Seems like an insurance scam to meBeware of signing up for Aetna supplemental insurance They might just leave you holding the bag
Comment from : @BeatlesFanSonia

GREAT JOB Andrew and much appreciated!!! I particularly like the pace and the examples (even though I understand rates will change in 2018/2019) Beats combing through the User's Guide for sure Thank you and keep them coming, please!
Comment from : @Gigita53