Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | Nov 4, 2022 | Nov - Dec 2022, Programs & Services
It’s Medicare Annual Enrollment time again! So are you looking at a ton of information and videos online, and reviewing stacks of sales materials from insurance companies? Too much information can cause more questions than answers and more confusion than common sense.
Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | Sep 1, 2022 | Programs & Services, Sept - Oct 2022
You know what that means! For millions of Medicare beneficiaries with a Medicare Advantage prescription drug or stand-alone Part D prescription drug plan, Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 is the annual open enrollment period.
Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | Jun 25, 2022 | Column, July - August 2022
Not too long ago, my extended family enjoyed getting all the cousins together to watch “The Wizard of Oz” every year. We loved watching Dorothy follow the yellow brick road to Oz. It was a great bonding activity. Now those same family members are calling to ask for help with Medicare. Where did the time go?
Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | May 3, 2022 | Column, May - June 2022
Ever imagine you might need to become a contestant on “Jeopardy” to pay your healthcare costs? Your answer may be no, but it seems it pays to understand how a health maintenance organization (HMO) works, if you have one.
Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | Feb 27, 2022 | Column, Living Life, March-April 2022
It’s time to begin your spring cleaning! This year, don’t forget to include your wallet, the home of your critical medical and insurance cards. Do you know which cards you should carry or dispose of?
Martha Khlopin, Host of "A Medicare Moment with Martha Radio Show" | Aug 1, 2019 | August - September 2019, Giving Care
I have spent a decade conducting educational workshops and meeting with individuals transitioning to Medicare or already there. I encourage everyone to explore resources at www.socialsecurity.gov and www.medicare.gov to become knowledgeable before services are needed. I also stress the importance of keeping Medicare cards, medication lists, the names of your physicians and any ongoing health conditions on hand.