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What Are Medicare Election Periods?

Blog Author: Maria Alvarado-Espinoza

Confused by Medicare enrollment periods? You're not alone. With multiple enrollment windows and different rules depending on your situation, it's easy to miss an important deadline. Whether you’re new to Medicare or have been enrolled for years, figuring out when you’re able to enroll or make ...

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Are you 'Generation Jones' more than a 'Baby Boomer'?

Blog Author: Kari Mellone

If you were born between 1954 and 1965, you may have heard of the term "Generation Jones" and feel like it fits you better than "Baby Boomer". This is because Generation Jones represents a unique group. These people grew up in big cultural shifts, came of age during economic uncertainty, rising ...

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What Happens After You Apply for a Medicare Plan

Blog Author: Eric Baker

So, you’ve applied for your first—or a new—Medicare plan, and now you’re probably wondering: what happens next ? When will you receive confirmation that your enrollment went through? How soon will your new card arrive, and when can you start using your plan to see doctors or fill prescriptions?

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How to Sign-Up for Medicare

Blog Author: Todd Lewison

Navigating the Medicare signup process can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! Our comprehensive how-to guide breaks down the steps and provides all the essential information you need to make the process smooth and straightforward. At Twin City Underwriters, we'll help you take the ...

How Can I Check My Medicare Eligibility?

Blog Author: Todd Lewison

As you or a loved one approaches 65, there are many questions about Medicare. The first is usually the simplest: do I qualify for Medicare?