Medicare Deductibles - How and When Do You Pay Them (Our Pro Tips)

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Title	:	Medicare Deductibles - How and When Do You Pay Them (Our Pro Tips)
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What costs with Medicare are you the most concerned about? Let us know here in the comments!
Comment from : @BoomerBenefits

Thank you for posting this helpful video!
Comment from : @jhors7777

Questions on Medigap plans
Comment from : @ChrystalNewmanwatson

I am retiring on April 30 I am 66 years old
Comment from : @leslielanch

I watched the video, but I am still confused about the part B deductible I understand it as it applies to health care providers, but I do not understand it as it applies to DME, specifically diabetic supplies- lancets & test strips I was charged 20 of the cost, but thought I should have paid for it all since this is my first Part B claim I guess I’ll figure it out when I see the EOB!
Comment from : @jxs2222

Another helpful video! I am interested in checking out a high deductible supplemental (either G or N) plan However I have searched your YT site and don't see any videos Do you have one that explains the ins/outs of HD Medigap plans? Thanks
Comment from : @danflaherty1132

I was just released from a week at a skilled nursing facility I came there from a 18 day stay in hospital for surgery Who do I pay the 156000 deductible to ? Do I wait for a bill for that amount to come ? I am confused as this is the first time using part a Thank you for any help
Comment from : @donatocongialdi4811

December
Comment from : @cindymiranda4324

great advise, thank you
Comment from : @jimbeachNOW

December
Comment from : @michaeljacyszn2234

Should I get a additional cancer insurance
Comment from : @bonniebeckley8620

Is getting a medicare supplement ,at 65, a must Or do we wait for a full retirement age?
Comment from : @lancerx1001

June 15
Comment from : @nancekang

May
Comment from : @lindahernandez906

November 2021
Comment from : @davidstratton2885

April 2022
Comment from : @yvonneposey3539

November
Comment from : @georgedible1

December 2021
Comment from : @leelacey8766

I would like my Medicare part A and B to start January When should I apply
Comment from : @richardholt9813

July 24 2021
Comment from : @lewismilton21

Dec
Comment from : @patnabinger4191

october 20
Comment from : @patriciaklocke8217

I get answers and a clear explanation here that are hard to find on other Medicare sites on the internet
Comment from : @scchask

My month is March
Comment from : @Retiredmco

I will enter soon, I turn 65 on July
Comment from : @marianaskins

Can you link the medicare costs doc? I could not find it in your description
Comment from : @kikimugi2717

LOOKING FOR THE 2021 " CHEAT SHEET " YOU MENTIONED?
Comment from : @marcstilson3000

AUGUST OF 2021
Comment from : @marcstilson3000

October 2 2021
Comment from : @smootthead56

Help
Comment from : @kevinfox5181

1/1/2021
Comment from : @aleidahoward2930

Why doesn’t the medical offices who knows the patients that have Medicare not ask for the deductible ? Some patients want to be treated or get their exam will be pressured to pay first if you want to see the doctor There should be penalties for doing that to the older generation Your videos are so informative ThanksI entered in October of 2020 and your last part about part D was excellent info
Comment from : @sammyelliott5554

January 2020 is when I cross the threshold
Comment from : @darrelllummer2123

Doctors constantly try to get u to pay deduct I complained to Medicare bc some of their reps are telling docs to do that! Stop scamming seniors!
Comment from : @less9880

I'm probably gonna sound extremely dumb but do you actually have to pay your "yearly" deductibles even if you don't receive medical services apart from preventative care?
Comment from : @justiner1332

The bottom line is they have added so many deductibles and their intent is to keep you from using it 445 dollar deductible at the pharmacy? Seriously? The cost of pharmaceuticals did not come down They just moved it We are aging and is inevitable we will use and need medical care I just came into the system and besides having filed 3 appeals to correct my Medicare deduction of 14460 This check they took it twice They aren’t supposed to take part D but they do and so I am paying everything twice I can’t get them to fix it and they answer the appeals and don’t fix it I even did the math for them!!!!
Comment from : @Dumbluck14

Now I finally understood how this whole Donagon thing works
Comment from : @gflem

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Comment from : @clinton908

I am mid year entering Part B as of July 1st
Comment from : @BirdmanTechman

I’ll be 70 in August and I’m retiring in August
Comment from : @roxannebigham

So much to learnbirth date is Januarywill be 65will stay tuned for more information
Comment from : @stevensloat4756

June 2020
Comment from : @greaserack263

July
Comment from : @karengempel8275

I started Medicare in March 1stWhen will my deductible startI like your channelits informativeI am worried starting this,I had Cigna before and im concerned
Comment from : @rafaelsolorzano700

I will be 65 on Sept 15 2020
Comment from : @deborahspivey129

I used to think life gets easier as you get olderboy was I wrong
Comment from : @alexanderdow5347

My parents were in an auto accident and my father was in icu for a month, a specialty hospital for 20 days, and a rehab for 2 weeks They only have the basic Medicare They have paid the deductible that Medicare billed them Now they received a bill for $30,000 Do they need to figure out how to pay this or not?
Comment from : @emickkart25

Not yet eligible for Medicare, but I've been watching your videos for awhile now and feel more informed I'll be contacting you in March of 2021 to take care of my Medicare insurance for me! Thanks!
Comment from : @dianemeyer6165

I turn 65 12/25/2020 Like your info I'm subscribed
Comment from : @dlea73

What is the monthly premium?
Comment from : @billybell6950

I'm calling your office during the California Birthday Rule period to switch my Supplement Plan to a different Plan G provider Can I also review my Part D during this period was well? Thank you, really good videos👍🏾
Comment from : @gr8ride411

I turn 65 in June 2020 so I'll sign up for Medicare A and B in March 2020
Comment from : @judithwaligorski2151

March 2020
Comment from : @crystalbr4650

December 30, 2022 I'm getting as much information as I can before I reach retirement age
Comment from : @paulhughes3961

When I turned 65 in March, I signed up for Medicare Part A only My employer has more than 20 employees and they told me that it is creditable coverage I plan to retire in July 2020 How soon can I sign up for Part B? Thank you
Comment from : @guatehikes1011

January
Comment from : @glynritchie2980

By LAW your provider has up to ONE YEAR to even bill you, SURPRISE!
Comment from : @kittys2870

nov
Comment from : @dorotheabrissette8060

The more complex the plan the more you WILL BE SCREWEDbrTHE MORE IT WILL COST YOU
Comment from : @crazyboy-gz3jm

My husband will be turning 65 on 2/1/2020 When should he apply for Medicare and supplemental insurance? He is currently in the individual insurance market
Comment from : @RolfCJ

How can I avail of the benefits offered by your agency? I have Medicare A&B , Plan D and Medigap F Please send information by email Thanks
Comment from : @suhassathe4607

February 2020
Comment from : @daleferrara4190

Mahalo 4 the infoaloha
Comment from : @dorthymcbride3384

June
Comment from : @susanadams175

May 2020
Comment from : @garyyoung9501

I start in February 2020
Comment from : @sherrydas924

November
Comment from : @juliehines2344

Note: Birthday 07/21/55 so will be on medicare starting 07/01/20, I am trying to create a budget for next year, plan to purchased MedaGap plan “G” so what deductibles does it pay? Do I need to call to get this information? I am a male, zip 28561, go not smoke or use tobacco and am 64 yo brThanksbrlgm
Comment from : @lawrencegmyers5306

I turn 65 on 7-19-20
Comment from : @jimberridge9572

February 2020 my wife will turn 65
Comment from : @daleferrara4190

February 2020
Comment from : @daleferrara4190

I will be entering medicare in April of 2020
Comment from : @geraldlinker5884

Do you wait for the pharmacy to bill the Part D before you pay the deductible or just pay the pharmacy when you pick up the drugs?
Comment from : @trellashores572

October
Comment from : @floraanderson3429

01/01/2020
Comment from : @kengossett4560

I start in June 2020
Comment from : @markmcfa06

My month is February Thanks for this video
Comment from : @nancyc9975

Well done, thank you
Comment from : @mortsnerd6053

January
Comment from : @jamespeterson3550

I am currently employed with a very good health plan I am 68 and will most likely retire in January 2020 Should I enroll in now (during the current enrollment period which ends December 7, 2019 or wait? I will have health coverage from my company for one month after I retire
Comment from : @chriskopp5776

My month is December Thank you for this; very informative
Comment from : @BarryMorrill

January
Comment from : @herrolelson7282

May thanks
Comment from : @danhouse330

12/1/2019
Comment from : @michaelstokes7314

I start in December 2019
Comment from : @Tom-cy5em

I turn 65 in October That's a really good idea to use your current insurance and get the prescriptions that will last till the end of the year!! Thank you for this valuable information!!
Comment from : @donnabonnel1752

Started 1 Aug,,, So, there is another Gap plan for Part A as well?? I have one for part B, but not realize there was another one for AMy Goodness( Yes I went thru Boomer Benefits for all my Medicare needsAwesome service I have recommended you guys to many of my friend that are needing assistance)
Comment from : @conniemaldonado6097

Yes
Comment from : @citke

Beginning Part B October 1 Have a scheduled Doctor visit in December, and that usually involves lab work
Comment from : @GAlan-bm4vt

I will enter Medicare 7/1/20 Thanks
Comment from : @lawrencegmyers5306

Thanks for the information I have an active date of December 1, 2019 I turn 65 December 22nd
Comment from : @tazgo20021974

This is such a great video! Especially the part about when to pay the deductible to the physician That is so confusing
Comment from : @crystalmillican5376

December 13th
Comment from : @bearynice2u

OK I am 64 in December 2019 and eligible for Meidcare in December 2020 Since I have taken early SS benefits at 62, I understand I will be automatically enrolled in Medicare A in the month of my 65th BDIs that correct? I know I am not permitted to deposit into an HSA once enrolled in Medicare However, if I stick with my wife's employer coverage for a while after enrollment in medicare, can I participate in her flex spending account without running afoul of IRS or Medicare rules since I am not actually using medicare in this scenario? Thanks
Comment from : @charlesmichael4070