Medicare Insurance, Texas Health Insurance, Tennesse Medicare health coverage, Florida healthcare


Call or Text:  ● 972-842-4904

FAQ (we are here to help!)



Abundant Protection Solutions is here to help.

For your convenience we have added some common Medicare and Life Insurance questions.

AS ALWAYS, if you have a specific question, please, do not hesitate to ask.


Medicare Q&A
 click to expand/and review answer

Answer: If you have met the work-related eligibility requiments, you may begin enrollment into Medicare 90 days in advance of the month you turn 65.
Answer:coming soon
Answer: Maybe. If the employer group has 20 eligible employees or more, and you’re going to continue to work, then yes it’s an option. But there are many things to consider.
Answer: Part “A” is typically in place, and a paid-up benefit when you turn 65. Part “B” is not, unless you have enrolled in Social Security prior to age 65. If you have not filed to receive Social Security benefits, then you need to proactively enroll in Part “B” benefits and begin paying for them.
Answer: Yes. However, you will not have prescription coverage, and you will face unlimited exposure to those costs due to the gaps in Original Medicare.
Answer: You usually can. It’s important to be sure your doctor accepts Medicare. Some don’t.
Answer: Yes, for up to 100 days, after a required three-day hospital stay.
Answer: No. But some Advantage plans offer limited dental coverage.
Answer: No, a retiree plan will typically wrap around Medicare primary benefits.
Answer: Part “D” is the Prescription Drug plan Medicare introduced in 2006.
Answer: In addition to having a huge gap in coverage, you will likely face a penalty from Medicare. A Part “B” penalty can be 10% of your Part “B” premium for each 12-month period outside of Medicare, and up to 1% of the national average of a Part “D” plan for each month absent Part “D”.
Answer: Part “C” is another name for Medicare Advantage. Also named MA, MSA, or MA-PD (when prescriptions are included).
Answer: Online at SSA.gov or in person at a local Social Security office.
Answer: This is a Medicare term that establishes previous coverage being at least as good as Medicare’s. Typically is in play for Part “D” to avoid penalty.
Answer: No



Life Insurance Q&A
 click to expand/and review answer

Answer: Term coverage is a preset coverage period, typically 10, 15, 20 or 30 years
Whole Life coverage is a lifetime.
Answer: Whole life premiums are a set amount for the lifetime of the insured
Term Life premium amount is guaranteed for the policy term selected.
Answer: Cash Values are only available on Whole Life Policies. This attribute can be utilized during the lifetime of the insured.
Answer: Flexibility only applies to Term Life Insurance. This is when your coverage needs to be adjusted with or without the coverage amount and or term length.
Answer: A persons health history and personal factors are required to get an accurate rate. Different companies have different prices.

Our job is to educate you and help you make the best choice for YOU or your family!

Talk with us today in a no-cost, no-obligation, no-pressure consultation!

Call or text us at 972-842-4904 or contact us by email.


Security services are vetted through the State fo Texas

Photo by krakenimages on Unsplash

Abundant Protection Solutions LLC
206 S State Highway 342, Ste D Red Oak, TX 75154


Call or text to talk to a REAL PERSON dedicated to listening to you!
 ● 972-842-4904

Email us directly at Rebecca@AbundantProtectionSolutions.com or
click to get started

Home

Contact

Sitemap


Copyright 2020©
Abundant Protection Solutions , LLC


All Rights Reserved - Abundant Protection Solutions, LLC

This business does not have access to all Medicare health plans available in your area. This is a proprietary website and is not associated with, endorsed or authorized by the Social Security Administration, the Department of Health and Human Services or the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This site contains decision-support content and information about Medicare, services related to Medicare and services for people with Medicare. If you would like to find more information about the Medicare program please visit the Official U.S. Government Site for People with Medicare located at http://www.medicare.gov
We do not offer every plan avaialble in your area. Any information we provice is limited to those plans we offer in your area. Please contact medicare.gov or 1-800-Medicare to get information on all of your options


Web Design by Sims Solutions