CMS has proposed a 2027 rule that would change how Medicare pays when your doctor performs an office visit and a procedure on the same day. It’s not finalized yet, but if adopted, it could mean the higher-cost service gets paid in full while everything else that day is cut to half — here’s what that means for you and your appointments.
What happens if a hospital stay passes 90 days on Medicare? Here’s how the 60 lifetime reserve days and Plan G actually work.
Most Medicare Advantage plans advertise a low or $0 premium — but that often means higher cost-sharing when you actually need care. Here’s what that gap looks like in practice, and how a hospital indemnity plan can help cover it.
HD Plan G offers significantly lower premiums than standard Plan G — but with a $2,950 deductible. Here’s how to decide which one is right for you.
Florida seniors make costly Medicare mistakes during Open Enrollment every year. Here are the 5 most common — and how to avoid them.
The Medicare Part A deductible is $1,736 in 2026 — and it resets every benefit period, not every year. Here’s what Florida seniors need to know.
The standard Medicare Part B premium in 2026 is $202.90/month — but many people pay more. Learn what affects your Part B cost and how a local advisor can help.
Trying to choose between Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage in Florida? A local NISONA advisor breaks down the key differences so you can make a confident decision.
Quick answer: The standard Medicare Part B premium in 2026 is $202.90 per month, with a $283 annual deductible. However, higher-income beneficiaries pay more due to IRMAA surcharges — and missing your enrollment window can trigger a permanent penalty.
Most people know Medicare has a “Part A” and a “Part B” — but few understand what each one actually covers and why you need both. Here’s a plain-English breakdown of the differences, what each part costs, and what gaps remain even when you have both.
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