Medicare Basics: Part B
Medical Insurance - managed by the government to help cover
Services from doctors and other health care providers
Outpatient care
Lab fees & X-rays
Durable medical equipment such as an oxygen tank or wheelchair
There is a $148.00 (or more) monthly premium (based on income)
With Part B of Medicare the beneficiary can go to any doctor that accepts Medicare. There is a $203 annual deductible for Part B covered services. After you've met your deductible, you would pay 20% of all covered services. There is no out-of-pocket maximum.
"I wanted more coverage than Parts A and B offered. I'm glad I asked about my options."
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Testimonial
I moved to Los Angles from Philadelphia 6 years ago, and this year my Philly Insurance agent informed me he could no longer help me review and place my Medicare Supplemental and Drug plan. He was a really great guy and over the many years we formed a very nice relationship based on TRUST and performance. I was pretty hesitate to start shopping for a professionally, savvy, new agent, let alone choosing the right plan by myself. Oddly enough right about that time I receive a Medicare Insurance mailer for Samuel Schwartz. His name sounded familiar as a dear friend had given me his name for a friend who was in desperate need of medical insurance, a few years back. Long story short, I reached out to Samuel, and he was great! I found Samuel to be extremely attentive, knowledgeable, professional, patient and eager to help me choose the right plan, for me. I can’t imagine a more reliable, competent and personable insurance agent than Samuel.
Abigail S.