Brian Moore, Medicare Insurance Broker
Brian Moore
Ohio Medicare Plan
Medicare Broker Licensed in OH
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About Me
Ohio’s Most Recognized & Trusted Name For Medicare Beneficiaries • Since 1999 - Named Top Rated • #1 Ranked • "Best Choice" • Ohio Medicare Expert
⭐️YOUR NO COST CONCIERGE SERVICE MEDICARE BENEFITS GUIDE⭐️
Hello Ohio! I’m thrilled to introduce myself and welcome you to Ohio Medicare Plan, your go-to resource for all things related to Medicare plans in our great state. As a passionate advocate for healthcare awareness, our mission is to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to navigate the often complex world of Medicare. Our services, including Medicare Planning, Education, Evaluation, and Enrollment, are NO-COST!
At Ohio Medicare Plan, you can expect a wealth of information tailored specifically for Ohio residents. We’ll delve into the types of Medicare plans available, their benefits, and how to choose the right plan for your unique needs. Whether you’re approaching retirement, currently enrolled, or simply curious about your options, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
Our content will always consist of informative articles, tips, and resources that explain Medicare's intricacies and help you understand your choices. I’ll also keep you updated on any regulatory changes.
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(937) 241-5544
92 West Franklin Street, Dayton, OH 45459, USA
My Google Reviews
15 Total Reviews (5.0)
January 26, 2025
Brian was so helpful and will use him again
November 10, 2024
Brian and Ohio Medicare Plan have been servicing both my wife and I for years with our Medicare benefits. We are continually amazed with the level of service and support he provides.There’s no denying why he is the best Medicare advisor in Ohio! Highly recommended!
September 19, 2024
I highly recommend OhioMedicarePlan. Brian is very knowledgeable, professional and provides excellent support. He is an expert in the industry. Thank you!
September 17, 2024
I highly recommend him to anyone. He is very knowledgeable in his field, finding you the best rate and coverage for your needs!
September 11, 2024
Brian is very knowledgeable about all Medicare options and will ensure you have the best plan for your needs! I would highly recommend him!
September 11, 2024
Brian Moore is awesome. Very responsive! Thank you Brian!!
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Q&A with Brian Moore
Who qualifies for Medicare coverage if they are under 65?
Answer: If you’re under the age of 65 and have a disability, you may qualify for Medicare coverage. A qualifying disability is almost any health condition that prevents you from being able to work enough to access employer-sponsored health care benefits. Before you can enroll in Medicare, you must receive Social Security Disability Insurance for two years. If you have end-stage renal disease or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, that 24-month waiting period is waived.
How do Social Security and Medicare work together for people with disabilities?
Answer: When considering Social Security versus Medicare, it’s important to recognize that these are two separate benefit programs from the federal government. Social Security provides financial support, whereas Medicare is health insurance coverage. These two safety net programs work together to support people with disabilities to remain as healthy as possible. As mentioned, for someone looking to gain health insurance coverage via Medicare because of a disability, they must first apply for disability benefits from Social Security.
What imbalance exists in prescription drug spending, and how has it impacted overall costs?
Answer: A recent report highlighted a stark imbalance where generic drugs, despite being 91.5% of prescriptions, only represent 12.9% of the drug spending, while brand-name drugs, at 8.5%, account for 87.1% of costs. This disparity contributed to an 11.4% increase in drug spending, reaching $450 billion, primarily due to rising costs for treatments of diabetes and obesity.
What shift has been observed in Medicare spending, particularly regarding Medicare Advantage plans?
Answer: Medicare spending crossed the $1 trillion threshold, with a significant 52% of this now going towards Medicare Advantage plans, up from 39% in 2019, indicating a shift in how care delivery and financing are evolving.
How much was spent on healthcare in the U.S. in 2023, and what does this amount represent per person?
Answer: The 2023 CMS Healthcare Expenditure Report revealed an eye-opening total of $4.9 trillion spent on healthcare, averaging about $14,570 per person.