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Navigating Part D Changes, Supplemental Coverage, and Enhanced Benefits - February 7, 2025

Navigating Part D Changes, Supplemental Coverage, and Enhanced Benefits - February 7, 2025

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 Cortney emphasizes the importance of understanding Medicare, given that many people have paid into it throughout their careers but may not fully grasp its intricacies. She discusses the recent changes in Part D Medicare enrollment and the $2,000 out-of-pocket cap for prescription drugs, noting some confusion about covered drugs and the necessity of prior authorizations. The episode also highlights the brokerage's role in aiding clients without direct charges, funded instead by commission from the insurance companies.

Cortney also delves into the flexibility of supplemental coverage, explaining that changes can be made at any time of the year, unlike during the open enrollment period for Part D plans. This can result in significant savings for individuals who qualify for new plans. Additionally, Cortney touches on the importance of dental insurance, which is not covered by traditional Medicare, and notes the emergence of viable plans that benefit clients more effectively. She encourages listeners to reach out to Sunflower Insurance Solutions for tailored assistance in maximizing their Medicare benefits and exploring new dental insurance options.

For more information about Cortney Dale and Sunflower Insurance Solutions, visit: https://sunflowersenior.com/

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