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Part A: Hospital services
Part A generally covers 80% of hospital services. Individuals typically qualify after contributing Medicare taxes for at least 10 years.
Medicare can feel complex. St Florence Financial Group helps you understand the parts of Medicare, compare coverage options, and move forward with confidence.
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Most Americans age 65 or older, or people under 65 with a permanent disability for more than two years, may qualify for Medicare. This federal program is divided into four parts: A, B, C, and D. We help you understand how they can work together for your needs.
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Part A generally covers 80% of hospital services. Individuals typically qualify after contributing Medicare taxes for at least 10 years.
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Part B generally covers 80% of medical services, including primary care and specialist visits. Beneficiaries typically pay a monthly premium deducted from their Social Security benefit.
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Part D is privately administered prescription drug coverage. Plans commonly include a monthly premium, deductible, and medication copayments; delaying enrollment may result in a late-enrollment penalty.
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Medicare Advantage plans can help address costs not covered by Parts A and B, while offering additional benefits through private insurance carriers.
Medicare Advantage
Depending on the plan, benefits may include dental, vision, hearing, over-the-counter allowances, and gym memberships.
Some plans may offer assistance for groceries, utility bills, gas, or a Part B premium giveback. Availability and amounts vary by plan and location.
Dual-eligible Special Needs Plans may offer $0 copayments for qualifying beneficiaries with Medicare and Medicaid. Institutional Special Needs Plans may support eligible assisted-living residents.
Many Medicare Advantage plans may have $0 or low monthly premiums, deductibles, or copayments for covered medical services.
Carrier options
As state-licensed insurance brokers, we are certified to offer Medicare benefits through multiple carriers. Availability varies by county, plan, and eligibility.
Extra Help programs
Medicaid and Managed Long Term Services and Supports may help qualifying beneficiaries access home health services and adult medical day care based on income or health needs.
The Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary program may help eligible beneficiaries pay their Part B premium. State reimbursement and benefit amounts vary by eligibility and program rules.
These pharmaceutical assistance programs may help eligible applicants with medication copayments, premiums, and prescription-related deductibles.
How we help
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Share what matters most to you, from doctors and prescriptions to your budget and timing.
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We help you understand the Medicare coverage paths and assistance programs that may be available to you.
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Move forward with a clearer understanding of your next step and ongoing support when you need it.
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