Medicare Annual Election Period – Call Weber’s Insurance for a Review

The Medicare Annual Election Period starts October 15th and ends on December 7th. Call Weber’s Insurance today for a complete, no-cost update and consultation regarding your coverages at (928) 445-8720. If you prefer, you may us

e our contact form to ask us for help.

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The Medicare Annual Election Period starts October 15th and ends on December 7th. Call Weber’s Insurance today for a complete, no-cost update and consultation regarding your coverages at (928) 445-8720. If you prefer, you may use our contact form to ask us for help.
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What Does Medicare Cost?

Medicare can be confusing and many of our Precott, Arizona Medicare insurance clients confirm this fact. The costs of Medicare can be equally daunting. The following video is a great explanation of Medicare costs. Ask us abou

t your Medicare plans.

Download the Medicare and You brochure. For more Medicare information, you can also contact Weber’s Insurance by calling us at (928) 445-8720.

What is Medicare?

Medicare is

health insurance offered by the federal government to most people who are 65 and older and to some younger people with disabilities.

Medicare offers four types of insurance, Part A, B, C and D, as follows:

MEDICARE PART A. Everyone who signs up for Medicare automatically receives Medicare Part A insurance. Part A is hospital insurance and it covers your hospital bills.

How is Medicare Part A paid for? Actually, you or your spouse have been paying for Part A all along through Medicare taxes. Therefore, most people who apply for Medicare will not pay a monthly premium.

Your Medicare Part A will hospital services your receive as an inpatient such as, an overnight stay for the hospital room, your meals, and the nursing services you receive. In addition, Medicare Part A will cover hospice and home health care services.

Download the free brochure Medicare and You.

MEDICARE PART B. Medicare Part B is medical insurance designed to help pay for your doctor bills. Part B is optional and you can choose whether enrollment is right for you based upon other factors. You will pay a monthly premium for Part B.
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