Save on Medicare Supplement with Our Household Discount
At Manhattan, we offer a more inclusive version of the Spousal Discount, referred to as the “Household Discount” when considering a Medicare Supplement.
Keeping Your Medicare Supplement Policy In Force
What to do to keep your Medicare Supplement policy in force in case of late payment or a policy lapse.
A Few Things Medicare Won't Cover, and How to Pay for Them
Medicare does not cover for things like dental, glasses and hearing aids, and long term care. We detail each category and explain how to pay for them.
How Music Benefits Our Health
Music is a part of all our lives is some way or another. For some, music acts as an anthem as we progress through our day. It helps us wake up in a better mood, motivate us through stressful times, or ease us to sleep. Research shows, however, that music aids us in many more ways than the obvious, both mentally and physically.
I Used to Smoke, Can I Qualify for Non-Smoker Rates for a Medicare Supplement
Ultimately, the answer is yes, you can potentially qualify for Non-Smoker rates if you have been a smoker in the past depending on how long it has been since you smoked.
I Live in Different States Throughout the Year, What Rates Do I Get? What if I Move?
This is a common question for “snowbirds”, those who alternate between residences depending on the season. The residence which is your primary residence, in that it is where you file your taxes, is the residence that is used to determine your premium payments.
What are the Advantages of choosing a Medigap policy over a Medicare Advantage policy?
If you are already enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B you will have a choice between a Medicare Supplement (aka Medigap) plan or a Medicare Advantage plan.
Medicare Penalties and How to Avoid Them
Medicare Part A, B, and D penalties and how to avoid them.
Medicare Supplement Plans (Medigap) Chart 2018
A quick look at the 2018 Medicare Supplement Plan (Medigap) benefits
Skilled Nursing Facilities and the Costs Medicare Won't Cover
Many people are under the false impression that Medicare covers all of the costs associated with a Skilled Nursing Facility up to a stay of 100 days; however, this is not true.