Jonathan DuPree, Medicare Insurance Agent

Answer: You should check with your insurance agent about that. See if they can adjust the cost to make it more affordable to fit your budget. Always ask questions about your monthly premium before signing a policy. I'm always here to help if you have any other questions. Thank you.

Answer: Yes, if necessary and assigned by the Doctor. Your Medicare Part B, which covers outpatient expenses, will help pay for it. I'm not sure how much of the cost it will cover, because that depends on the policy plan you have. I would reach out to your Health agent about that and see what he says or you can always find me on here and I'll be glad to help. God bless, Thank you. -Jonathan DuPree

Answer: I would say early August or even September if you're going to be ready by October. It's best to have a Great Medicare plan in place and Also a smart health Agent to handle your policies. So you don't have to worry about that every year after year. I'm always available. Jonathan DuPree

Answer: YES, They are ABSOLUTELY FREE. I can show you how it all works as well. Choosing the right plan is important. They also have cash benefits for personal things like bills and food. Reach out to me anytime, -Jonathan DuPree.

Answer: Outpatient services such as, Doctor visits or surgeries and even cancer therapy if needed. It covers a wide range of things appointment based.

Answer: Each state is different so make sure you go over this with your Insurance Agent so you can have a smooth transition to your new resident state. Or reach out to me. -Jonathan DuPree

Answer: Make sure you're checking the benefits before you complete a policy, always. It tells you what will be covered and what will not. Also it sounds like you need a Medicare advantage plan D-SNP that will also cover any special conditions you may be facing.

Answer: Every Medicare plan should come with at least 90 days of hospital coverage. But if you happen to stay in the hospital past those 90 days, you have an extra 60 days on reserve to cover you. It's a benefit that comes with nearly all Medicare plans.

Answer: Welp, it could've been two things. Either you're Doctor is out of your network of the policy you have or you're benefits only cover certain things. Make sure you always ask about your coverage of any health issues before you sign and complete any health policy.

Answer: Nope, not at all, just make sure you keep in touch with you're agent every October. Reason is because things change every year in the health industry. Stay updated.

Answer: They don't pay attention to the benefits. The benefits are the most important part of the policy. They explain to you exactly what will be covered and what will cost you, Always view the benefits first. -Jonathan DuPree

Answer: Because there are so many different Care Plans out there it can become very confusing. So a Medicare agent like myself can narrow things down for you and find the best and most affordable plan possible. It just makes getting enrolled and finding a policy that best fits your needs allot simpler. -Jonathan DuPree _ DINCO Broker

Answer: I would first make sure you're within your network of providers so it will automatically be cheaper. Also make sure before you sign a policy that you go over the benefits of that specific care plan and that it matches with your needs.