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The Aevo experience: what it means to navigate your Medicare options with Aevo

It’s no secret that Medicare can be confusing, and it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the commercials and the endless amounts of information available online. If you want to cut through the Medicare advertising noise and find Medicare guidance that focuses on you and your specific needs, our team at Aevo Insurance Services can help. Transparency and trust are paramount to...
Understanding the importance of financial literacy

Financial literacy has become increasingly important as the costs of everyday essentials rise alongside increasing inflation. Unfortunately, only about 57% of American adults are considered financially literate, with percentages trickling down by generation. Younger people are far less likely to have solid financial education, which only heightens recent trends surrounding financial insecurity. According to research and analysis published by the...
The Donut Hole Dilemma: Understanding Medicare Part D Coverage Gaps

For more than 50 million Americans, a Medicare Part D plan provides prescription drug coverage. As is often the case with other Medicare options, Part D plans range in both cost and coverage, increasing the complexity when determining which plan best fits the beneficiary’s unique financial and medical needs. While this process may be complicated, it is also incredibly important....
Staying alert: Protect your personal information in an age of rampant Medicare fraud and scams

With continued technology advancements and the widespread utilization of email and text communications, scammers and fraudsters have become more sophisticated than ever in their tactics targeting Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicare beneficiaries. In addition to safeguarding your basic personal information such as your Social Security number and date of birth, your medical information also needs to be safeguarded...
Breaking Down the Numbers: Understanding the Costs of Medicare

As a cornerstone of the American healthcare system, Medicare provides coverage to more than 65 million Americans, a significant majority of whom are aged 65 and above. Since a substantial portion of Medicare beneficiaries rely on fixed income sources such as Social Security benefits, Railroad Retirement benefits, or pensions, understanding the financial implications of comprehensive coverage is essential for overall...
A year in review: Medicare highlights from 2023

Medicare remains a hot-button topic among Americans as the year ends. From members of the public to politicians, everything about Medicare, including solvency, benefits, and regulatory updates, is a topic of discussion. While the Biden-Harris Administration has devoted significant resources to help address the rising healthcare costs in the United States, particularly for Medicare beneficiaries, costs under
Medicare remain an...
Maximizing your Medicare benefits: An overview of the Annual Enrollment Period

October represents a crucial time for Medicare beneficiaries seeking to optimize their healthcare and drug coverage. Each year, from October 15th to December 7th, those eligible to participate in Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) can opt to make changes to their healthcare and prescription drug coverage for the upcoming year. Given rising drug costs, fluctuations in access to providers, and potential...
Medicare 2024 Premium Announcement – costs set to increase in the new year

Ahead of Medicare’s Annual Election Period (AEP), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have announced the 2024 Medicare Part A and Part B premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts, as well as the income-related monthly adjustment amounts of Medicare Part D. Each year Medicare premiums are adjusted in accordance with the Social Security Act. After premiums and deductibles decreased...
Medicare Advantage: Expanding available Medicare options

In July 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Social Security Amendments of 1965 into law, creating the Medicare and Medicaid programs. For the first time, individuals over the age of 65 would be eligible for health insurance, regardless of their income, medical history, or employment status. Since its inception nearly 60 years ago, Medicare has undergone substantial changes and...
Medicare Eligibility and Health Savings Accounts

A Health Savings Account can be an important and effective tool to help navigate the increasing costs of medical care. Designed to help incentivize individuals toward high-deductible health plans (HDHPs), Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) provide tax-free incentives for costs related to qualified medical expenses. There are approximately 31 million open HSAs in the United States, covering more than 60 million Americans. While Americans...

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The Aevo experience: what it means to navigate your Medicare options with Aevo

It’s no secret that Medicare can be confusing, and it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the commercials and the endless amounts of information available online. If you want to cut through the Medicare advertising noise and find Medicare guidance that focuses on you and your specific needs, our team at Aevo Insurance Services can help. Transparency and trust are paramount to...
Understanding the importance of financial literacy

Financial literacy has become increasingly important as the costs of everyday essentials rise alongside increasing inflation. Unfortunately, only about 57% of American adults are considered financially literate, with percentages trickling down by generation. Younger people are far less likely to have solid financial education, which only heightens recent trends surrounding financial insecurity. According to research and analysis published by the...
The Donut Hole Dilemma: Understanding Medicare Part D Coverage Gaps

For more than 50 million Americans, a Medicare Part D plan provides prescription drug coverage. As is often the case with other Medicare options, Part D plans range in both cost and coverage, increasing the complexity when determining which plan best fits the beneficiary’s unique financial and medical needs. While this process may be complicated, it is also incredibly important....
Staying alert: Protect your personal information in an age of rampant Medicare fraud and scams

With continued technology advancements and the widespread utilization of email and text communications, scammers and fraudsters have become more sophisticated than ever in their tactics targeting Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicare beneficiaries. In addition to safeguarding your basic personal information such as your Social Security number and date of birth, your medical information also needs to be safeguarded...
Breaking Down the Numbers: Understanding the Costs of Medicare

As a cornerstone of the American healthcare system, Medicare provides coverage to more than 65 million Americans, a significant majority of whom are aged 65 and above. Since a substantial portion of Medicare beneficiaries rely on fixed income sources such as Social Security benefits, Railroad Retirement benefits, or pensions, understanding the financial implications of comprehensive coverage is essential for overall...
A year in review: Medicare highlights from 2023

Medicare remains a hot-button topic among Americans as the year ends. From members of the public to politicians, everything about Medicare, including solvency, benefits, and regulatory updates, is a topic of discussion. While the Biden-Harris Administration has devoted significant resources to help address the rising healthcare costs in the United States, particularly for Medicare beneficiaries, costs under
Medicare remain an...
Maximizing your Medicare benefits: An overview of the Annual Enrollment Period

October represents a crucial time for Medicare beneficiaries seeking to optimize their healthcare and drug coverage. Each year, from October 15th to December 7th, those eligible to participate in Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) can opt to make changes to their healthcare and prescription drug coverage for the upcoming year. Given rising drug costs, fluctuations in access to providers, and potential...
Medicare 2024 Premium Announcement – costs set to increase in the new year

Ahead of Medicare’s Annual Election Period (AEP), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have announced the 2024 Medicare Part A and Part B premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts, as well as the income-related monthly adjustment amounts of Medicare Part D. Each year Medicare premiums are adjusted in accordance with the Social Security Act. After premiums and deductibles decreased...
Medicare Advantage: Expanding available Medicare options

In July 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Social Security Amendments of 1965 into law, creating the Medicare and Medicaid programs. For the first time, individuals over the age of 65 would be eligible for health insurance, regardless of their income, medical history, or employment status. Since its inception nearly 60 years ago, Medicare has undergone substantial changes and...
Medicare Eligibility and Health Savings Accounts

A Health Savings Account can be an important and effective tool to help navigate the increasing costs of medical care. Designed to help incentivize individuals toward high-deductible health plans (HDHPs), Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) provide tax-free incentives for costs related to qualified medical expenses. There are approximately 31 million open HSAs in the United States, covering more than 60 million Americans. While Americans...

Medicare can be complicated,
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Medicare

Mindfulness

We look forward to discussing your Medicare options!

Medicare can be complicated,
but we are here to help.

We’ll call you to discuss your options.

Medicare can be complicated,
but we are here to help.

We’ll call you to discuss your options.

Medicare can be complicated,
but we are here to help.

We’ll call you to discuss your options.

Medicare

Mindfulness

We look forward to discussing your Medicare options!

Medicare can be complicated,but we are here to help.

We’ll call you to discuss your options.

Medicare can be complicated,
but we are here to help.