Why is it helpful to follow up with your parents after discussing Medicare?
Answered by 3 licensed agents
Following up regularly will show your ongoing support and commitment to helping them make the best Medicare choices. This ongoing support is a crucial part of the process and will make your parents feel more secure and cared for.
Following up with your parents after discussing Medicare can be helpful for clarity, especially since they are almost certainly on Medicare as well. However, it’s important to remember that parents often bring their own medical and financial biases into the conversation—based on their experiences, not necessarily your current options or needs. Medicare has changed significantly over the years, and what worked well for them may not be the right fit for you. Still, having the conversation can help them understand your decisions and avoid confusion down the road. It can also open up discussions about family medical history, long-term care planning, and future caregiving roles. Just be sure you’re making choices based on your situation, not theirs
Answered by Bill Green on March 26, 2025
Broker Licensed in FL, AL, AZ & 19 other states
Maybe to see if your parents are aware of all the benefits out there for people who have Medicare? Maybe they might not be on the best plan for there needs? If not, I could go over the best options for them, and suggest better options.
Answered by Michael Kim on March 25, 2025
Agent Licensed in NV, AR, AZ & 18 other states
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