Medicare Moments

A car accident prompts a reader to write Toni with questions regarding how best to prepare for the unexpected. 

Hospice Gives Caregivers Well Needed Rest

Are there options concerning Medicare Part B when I turn 65 and am employed fulltime? 

Medicare Is Confusing! There. We said it!

Important Information for those turning 65 years old and still working! 

Don't Be Fooled by a false email! 

If you've received a call from Medicare, it's a scam!  

What's best for you: a Medicare Advantage plan or a Medicare Supplement plan? 

The US Census Bureau says that 10,000 Baby Boomers a day are turning 65 years old - how will you enroll in Medicare? 

Are you prepared for a life changing event? Toni discusses long term care, short term care, and legal documents such as power of attorney. 

What to know and what to do when your Medicare premium is larger than expected! 

Toni explains Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON) which is part of Original Medicare Part A, and how it can apply to being an inpatient or outpatient at a hospital. 

An HR manager reaches out to Toni King to ask how to handle an employee working full time and turning 65 years old.

A Federal employee and Medicare rules are explained by America's Medicare Coach, Toni King!

Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period, AEP, is from October 15 to December 7 each year; what changes to your Medicare can you make during the annual AEP? 

This week’s Toni Says Medicare column consists of “What if” Medicare questions from Toni Says® readers around the United States

Toni discusses the advantages of using Telehealth services. 

Toni discusses original Medicare coverage and long term care expenses, focusing on the difference between rehab/skilled nursing care and long term care. 

Toni is asked a Medicare question from a 67 year old when the HR department is confused about Medicare rules. 

Toni discusses Medicare and dental, vision, long term care, cosmetic surgery and more.