Medicare Advantage Plan

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If I have a Medicare Advantage plan, can I switch to original Medicare during open enrollment?

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Yes, you can make this adjustment during open enrollment or the annual "disenrollment period" that immediately follows.

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Yes, you can make this adjustment during open enrollment or the annual "disenrollment period" that immediately follows.

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How do I enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan?

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To participate in the separate Medicare Advantage program, which is an alternative to original Medicare, you must first enroll in original Medicare.

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To participate in the separate Medicare Advantage program, which is an alternative to original Medicare, you must first enroll in original Medicare.

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What is Medicare Advantage?

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Medicare Benefit, also known as Medicare Part C, is a privately run Medicare supplement. Medicare Advantage policies are sold by private insurance providers that have been accepted by Medicare and must provide the same health-care programs as initial Medicare (except hospice care).

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Medicare Benefit, also known as Medicare Part C, is a privately run Medicare supplement. Medicare Advantage policies are sold by private insurance providers that have been accepted by Medicare and must provide the same health-care programs as initial Medicare (except hospice care).

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I will continue to work after turning 65. My employer’s health insurance is a high-deductible health plan paired with a health savings account. How would this fit in with Medicare?

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In every month that you are participating in any portion of Medicare, you are not allowed to contribute to a health savings account (HSA) at work, according to IRS law. However, there are steps you should take to stop losing your HSA.

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In every month that you are participating in any portion of Medicare, you are not allowed to contribute to a health savings account (HSA) at work, according to IRS law. However, there are steps you should take to stop losing your HSA.

Medicare Advantage Plan

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