We Are Your Trusted Medicare Plan Advisor

Medicare is for those who are 65 years of age and older, or those who have been on Social Security disability for 24 consecutive months.

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Medicare can be very confusing and a lot of people struggle with understanding how it works. Why? Because Medicare changes on a yearly basis. We do not recommend that anyone to go about figuring out Medicare alone. 

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MTD Benefits offers a no cost no obligation educational program called 

The Foundations of Medicare. One of our licensed and certified agents will walk you through the ins and outs of how Medicare works. To schedule one of these educational sessions contact us today. 

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Some of the additional coverage that MTD Benefits works with for Medicare are:

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Medicare Supplements

These are plans that are true secondary insurance to Medicare. They pick up where Medicare leaves off. The upside to a Medicare Supplement is Comprehensive coverage and freedom of choice when it comes to Doctors and Hospitals. 

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Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (also known as Part D)

Drug plans are privatized. This means even though Medicare sets the rules and standards for these plans they are administered by private insurance companies. You are not automatically enrolled into a Drug plan. You must choose one. It is important to choose your drug plan based on what medications you take and where you like to fill them. This is more important than price or carrier. 

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Medicare Advantage Plans 

These type of plans are also privatized. You must have Medicare Part A and B to qualify for one of  these plans. You can get a monthly premium as low as $0 per month with an Advantage plan. It is important to shop these plans and make sure you get one that fits your particular needs in medications, doctors, hospitals, and out of pocket costs. 

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At MTD Benefits we educate you about Medicare and help you find the best program for your needs. How much does a service this valuable cost? We are proud to provide this service for our clients free of charge. 

 

Contact us today to find out more. 

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Disclaimer:

We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-Medicare to get information on all of your options.