Retirement isn’t the only reason someone may leave employer coverage. Whether you’re retiring, losing group coverage, or experiencing another qualifying change, the transition to Medicare can involve important timing and enrollment considerations.
Zinn Insurance can help you understand how your current coverage and Medicare intersect, what steps may apply to your situation, and which Medicare pathway makes sense for your next stage of coverage.
We’ll look at where you are today, including your current group coverage and the reason you’re transitioning.
We’ll explain the enrollment timing and considerations that apply to your circumstances.
We’ll help you understand the appropriate Medicare coverage pathway as you transition away from group coverage.
Once you understand your options and next steps, we’ll guide you through the appropriate process.
The timing of your move from employer coverage to Medicare matters. Starting with the right information can help you avoid unnecessary gaps, missed deadlines, or surprises along the way.
This service is intended for individuals transitioning from employer group coverage or another qualifying coverage situation.
Medicare is the nation’s largest health insurance program, covering health care services such as hospital stays, skilled nursing and physician services for millions of Americans. There are four parts to Medicare, each providing different types of health care services.
Review your plan’s Rx Network & pay attention to the preferred, standard, & specialty pharmacy
Your medical carrier partners with select pharmacies to lower the cost of medications. If you go out-of-network, you will pay higher costs!
When you receive a prescription from your doctor, you can ask for a lower-cost option such as a generic equivalent. Mail order is also a great option for maintenance.
Copay cards/assistance may be available through the RX manufacturer.
