Ikey Fowler

The Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) for 2026 ended on December 7th. This means that, except for a few exceptions, anyone who was on a Medicare prescription drug plan during 2025

We have spent the past two months discussing the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period. We have talked about Medicare health plans. We have covered the different types of health plans and

January 1st of each year is a time that many make resolutions to make changes in their lives. But it’s also a time that Medicare makes changes for the upcoming

When I began working with Medicare health plans a few years ago it became obvious to me that people aging into Medicare were joining a health insurance program that they

There are three ways your doctor can be paid if you are on Medicare. The three ways are through Medicare assignment, Medicare excess charges or by not taking Medicare at all.

It seems like potential cuts to Medicaid are all over the news lately. People who confuse Medicare and Medicaid are obviously concerned. This is easy to do because they both

When I am doing a Medicare appointment, one of the questions I get asked the most is, “Does Medicare cover dental?” The answer to this question can be complicated because Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage covers dental in different ways. First let us look at Original Medicare.

When I began working with Medicare health plans a few years ago it became obvious to me that people aging into Medicare were joining a health insurance program that they

Last week we discussed how Medicare Part A will cover you if you are admitted into the hospital. A hospital, under Medicare, can be acute care hospitals, critical care hospitals,

Before we begin talking about Medicare Part B I would like to clear up something that was in last week’s article concerning Medicare Part A. As I stated in the