Daniel Sawicki, Medicare Insurance Agent

Answer: The best way is to ask someone you know. Find out what they though and if they felt the agent really helped them or just sold them.

Answer: Is is always a good idea to consider all aspects of a company and insurance is no different. Take the time to review.

Answer: Depending on the plan. Some plan required a primary care be assigned. If you don't select one they will assign one.

Answer: Medicare disability is available after you have been receiving Social Security Disability Insurance for 24 months..

Answer: None medical cost are not covered by Medicare. There are options that can help with some or all of these costs.

Answer: Yes, if it is approved by Medicare which will cover 80% of the approved amount. There are ways to help with the co-pay.

Answer: Medicare Advantage plans change every year. Some very little, some a lot, and some are even cancelled.

Answer: You should review your policy every year. This way you will be sure that you have the best plan for you.

Answer: The new $2100.00 out-of-pocket is important, because the is the most you'll have to pay for prescriptions drugs that are covered in your drug plan.

Answer: There might be an option for you to get insurance coverage. The best way to determine your options is get with a license agent to discuss your situation.

Answer: Medicare Advantage Plans help with deductibles and copays that Medicare does not cover. They also offer dental, vision, and Prescription coverage which Medicare does not cover.

Answer: Medicare covers many cancer screenings. Depending on the provider, often without cost.

Some of the ones included are screening for breast cancer, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, and lung cancer. If you have Medicare without an Advantage Plan or Supplement Plan, to to Medicare.gov. If you do have an Advantage Plan or Supplement Plan, call your agent or plans help line.

Answer: The lenses would be covered if you have a Medicare policy that has vision coverage or if you purchased a vision policy.

Answer: Medicare itself does not cover dental and vision. However, their are Medicare insurance products available that include dental and vision coverage. You can also purchase a dental policy, a vision policy, or a dental / vision policy.

Answer: If you already have a dentist that you have been seeing, just call their office and ask if they take the Medicare insurance that you have.

If you are looking for another one, or in a new area, just go to the Medicare insurance's website. Login and there you can find which dentists, doctors, and hospitals and in your network. There you will even find a bio with their education, experience, and specialty.

Answer: You should work with a Medicare agent because I present the Medicare information specific to your needs. Then explain the differences in benefits between your options.

Answer: The answer is YES. I conduct Medicare 101 classes in person and virtual.

These classes explain Medicare and how it works, it covers what you could expect to pay for services and what is not covered.

There are no product discussions, only your options.

We answer your questions.

You can contact us about specific plans and how they would benefit you.

Thank you,

Daniel

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