Hugo Luis Mion, Medicare Insurance Agent

Answer: Medicare A and B, if they add dental, vision and hearing will be more expensive. But if you get Medicare Advantage is cover.

Answer: Hospice care is covered by Medicare plan A. Original Medicare takes care of hospice-related coverage.

Answer: Yes, all plans depend on the location. Someone in Florida have different plans that someone in Texas.

Answer: The best thing you can do is call the SSA to find out what you can do about the passing of your husband and the increased cost. They're the best people to help you with your questions.

Answer: It all depends on what Medicare Advantage plan the medicine qualifies for. All the plans and Medicare Advantage companies have different coverage for medicine.

Answer: Medicare does not cover dental and vision. Plus everything has a 20% deductible, but depending on the Medicare Advantage plans, the deductible will be less.

Answer: I believe so, but you need to make sure they have a license for your state. As every agent has to have an license in the states he does business.

Answer: Your medications should have been checked by the agent to see whether they needed prior authorization. If they were reviewing them again, they should have walked you through what was happening, step by step, to keep you informed and at ease.

Answer: Original Medicare A & B covers mental health care doctors and specialists. Adding a Medicare Advantage plan will help you reduce the cost due to the medications and copays that Medicare Parts A & B do not cover.

Answer: All plans are different and cover diferent medical needs. If you have a special doctor, hospital or medicine it must be confirm by the agent that the plan cover it.

Answer: Yes, some Medicare Advantage plans let you travel and still be covered — but only certain types, and with limits. They do not freedom as Original Medicare.

Answer: Scam caller will often ask you to provide or confirm personal information, including your Medicare number, Social Security number, or other sensitive details. Medicare will never call you to ask you those questions.

Answer: The nation wide coverage of medical benefits like doctors and hospitals. It does not cover extra benefits like dental, vision, hearing, gym memberships, and lower premiums.

Answer: Helping people find the best plan and making them feel confident and comfortable with the results. And also making sure I have answer all there questions. I will let them know they can always call if they need help.

Answer: Changing your medication doesn’t give you another opportunity to switch plans. Once Open Enrollment ends, you’re generally committed to that plan for the rest of the year unless you qualify for a special circumstance.

Answer: There are many benefits to get Medicare Part D but the main reason is the cost of medicine. Part D pays for most medicines and to help lower costs of prescription drugs and helps pay for the brand‑name and generic drugs you need.

Answer: The best thing you can do is consult a Medicare agent. There are many important factors to consider—such as your preferred doctors and hospitals, any chronic health conditions you may have, and whether you take specific medications. An agent can help you sort through all of this and guide you to the plan that fits your needs.

Answer: Some medicare advantage plans do cover some hearing aid. The best way to know is consult a Medicare agent.

Answer: The standard premium will increase from $185 to $202.90 for most people. The increase depends on your earnings. Part B deductible will be $283.

Answer: You should work with a Medicare agent because they understand the differences between all the available plans. They can guide you through your options, explain the benefits each plan offers, and help you choose the one that truly fits your needs. With so many choices out there, not having an agent could mean missing out on valuable benefits.