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Should I Change Mom’s Medicare Part D Plan?

October 14, 2020 by Debra Hallisey

Should I Change Mom’s Medicare Part D Plan?

Between October 15 and December 17, we have the opportunity with Medicare Open Enrollment to change Medicare health care coverage and prescription drug plans.  

Anyone on a Medicare plan should have received the Annual Notice of Changes (ANOC) outlining any changes in coverage, costs, or service area. Note any 2022 changes to your health coverage or any Extra Help you may get to pay for prescription drugs.

You don’t have to change your plan, but you should be reviewing it each year. This article from Boomer Benefits will help you make sense of the process and make a decision.

Medicare.gov: Fall Medicare Open Enrollment.

Disclaimer: The material in this blog is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace, nor does it replace, consulting with a physician, lawyer, accountant, financial planner or other qualified professional.

Deb is available as a caregiver consultant. She will answer the question: “Where do I start?” and find the resources to alleviate your stress. If you would like to invest a half hour to learn how she can help you, please contact her at: Free 30 minute consulting call

Deb is the author of “Your Caregiver Relationship Contract.” This book explains how to have an intentional conversation and the how unspoken expectations can cause problems. Click here to learn more about Your Caregiver Relationship Contract.

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About Debra Hallisey

Deb Hallisey is a caregiver knowledge expert. She earned this title helping her dad through his congestive heart failure and death. She continues to earn it as caregiver for her disabled mother. Deb brings a unique perspective to this educational blog. She has over twenty-five years’ experience as a consultant with Ernst & Young and Huron Consulting Group along with smaller boutique firms building and enhancing corporate training programs. Deb is an educator with a passion for helping others advocate for older adults and their families. Read more about Deb.

Comments

  1. Clarissa Munoz says

    October 15, 2020 at 8:03 pm

    Hello all, my name is Clarissa and I’m a project coordinator at UC, Berkeley where my team and I are currently recruiting for a study testing in-home assistive technology for caregivers to those with dementia. This study is funded by the NIH and is absolutely free to participate. Participants receive $1,000 worth of technology including home monitoring sensors that can detect leaks, movement and falls. You can also earn up to $150 by completing stress-free questionnaires. I’ve been working with caregivers for the past year and a common theme I’ve noticed is how deeply this community needs more support. If anyone reading is interested in learning more or finding out if you’re eligible to participate, please visit our study website at https://research.presencefamily.com/

    • Debra Hallisey says

      October 19, 2020 at 2:41 pm

      Clarissa,
      May I share this across my social media?

      Deb

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