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Do I Really Need to Attend a Medicare Seminar?




If you’re one of the 3.5 million people turning 65 this year, then you are probably getting bombarded by tons of Medicare junk mail, peeking at those Medicare TV commercials or getting invites to attend a Medicare seminar. There’s a lot of information out there and unfortunately many seniors never fully understand their options.

What is just as intriguing is that people turning 65 are part of a very special generation. Between the years 1945 to 1965, we witnessed one of the greatest events in our country. That event is known as the baby boomer generation. By far one of the largest (and greatest) populations in American history. So large in fact, that by simply holding hands, together they would wrap around the Earth’s circumference (twice).

It’s been estimated that every day nearly 10,000 baby boomers are turning 65. You read that right, every day. To put it in a broader perspective, that’s 3.5 million people each year. Now that’s a lot of people! Many of whom are now quickly approaching retirement.

So, Do I Really Need to Attend a Medicare Seminar?

The quick answer is yes, you really should attend a Medicare seminar. The true question is why? You see, just signing up for Medicare can be difficult, let alone knowing the particular dates, choosing the right coverage and very few people know that there are penalties for not signing up in some cases. Yes, that’s right, there are penalties.

A Medicare seminar is designed to not only help you sign up but understand what options are available to you. A good seminar will explain the difference between Medicare Parts A, B, and D. If you attend a Medicare seminar, it should also distinguish between Medicare Advantage and Medigap. Ideally, they will explain all of your individual enrollment dates and if switching from group health coverage to Medicare is right for you.

How will you know if a Medicare seminar will give you the right information? Well, any MedicareTalkPA seminar will definitely provide you all the answers and even give you a personalized review of your Medicare options. A seminar should be hosted by a licensed agent that will have an agent number and of course it should be free.

Are There Other Options to Consider Besides Choosing to Attend a Medicare Seminar?

If you are unable to attend a Medicare seminar or would just prefer a one-on-one consultation, Provident Life Assurance can provide those services to you. Our licensed agents can present you with the information you are looking for and answer personalized questions. With agents licensed nationwide, we are here to help.

Final Thoughts

Signing up for Medicare can be a maze and we definitely do not want you to get lost. If you attend a Medicare seminar, it could be just the ticket for you. A proper seminar with a licensed agent will be able to walk you through all the steps and help you with all your options.


 
 
 

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With over 20 years of experience in insurance sales and consultation, Provident Life Assurance, LLC is dedicated to providing exceptional health and life insurance services. We specialize in assisting individuals turning 65 with their Medicare options and retirement planning. Our team of experts conducts informative Medicare seminars to ensure our clients have a comprehensive understanding of their options. At Provident Life Assurance, LLC, we are committed to helping you make informed decisions about your health insurance needs.

Founder of Provident Life Assurance, LLC, Tanya Bass has over 30 years of experience, as an independent consultant in financial services. Her focus has been on providing protection for life, health, and wealth to individuals and employee groups, through insurance. Now approaching the stage in life where she is thinking about her own journey into the world of Medicare, she has expanded her focus to include helping individuals turning 65 with their Medicare options and retirement planning. 

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