What the 2020 Medicare Annual Election Period (MAEP) Means for You
Also called Fall Open Enrollment, the Medicare Annual Election Period is one of two important periods for individuals eligible for Medicare.
Prestige™ Voluntary Benefits from ManhattanLife
Introducing Prestige™ Voluntary Benefits, a suite of products brought to you by ManhattanLife. We are proud to offer the Prestige™ family of products, designed to complement an employer’s benefit package.
Quick Case® from ManhattanLife
One of the most effective ways to attract and retain quality and valued employees is to offer a competitive and comprehensive employee benefits package. All products under Quick Case® are guaranteed issue, payroll-deducted, and simplified enrollment, with a turnaround time of 48 hours from the time of case submission.
Flash Pay from ManhattanLife
By using Flash Pay, policyholders can now upload their wellness receipt and get paid in one day*.
CMS Creates Special Enrollment Periods for Those Impacted by Recent Hurricanes
As a result of this year’s devastating hurricane season, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have decided to make special enrollment periods for those living in an area affected by a hurricane.
How Are Medicare Supplement Premiums Calculated and Why Do Rate Increases Take Place?
There are three different ways that an insurance company can price its Medicare Supplement premiums: community-rated (also called No-Age-Rated), issue-age-rated policies, and attained-age-rated policies.
The 2018 Medicare Annual Election Period and How to Take Advantage of It
The first period is The Annual Election Period (October 15th through December 7th). In this period eligible individuals may enroll or disenroll from a Medicare Advantage plan. The second period is The Medicare Advantage Disenrollment Period (January 1st through February 14th). In this period Medicare Advantage enrollees have the opportunity to disenroll from their plan and acquire a Medicare Supplement plan, if they so choose.
A word from our Chairman
First and foremost, our thoughts and prayers are with those families, friends and neighbors, including our own employees, who have been affected by Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath.
How Much Can a Medigap Plan Save You When Medical Bills Stack Up? We Did the Math.
A Medicare Supplement plan, also called a Medigap plan, is designed to cover the healthcare costs that Medicare won't. In order to show how important a Medigap plan can be in protecting you from out-of-pocket costs, we calculated how much money a Medigap plan would save you in the event of an unlikely, yet completely possible, serious medical issue.
17 Reasons Consumers Choose Medicare Supplement Over Medicare Advantage
A list of the main reasons consumers choose a Medicare Supplement plan over a Medicare Advantage plan.