The benefit to using Cronson & Associates services includes a no-obligation consultation and application process. If you haven’t started receiving Medicare information yet, you soon will and not just a little information, but a TON of brochures and pamphlets. This sometimes can be overwhelming. Once all the brochures and advertisements start rolling in we will go through them with you, helping you sift through the junk mail and informing you about what is important. We will also help you understand your prescription drug coverage and the options that will work best with your Rx needs and your budget.
Put Medicare in Focus
Learn about your health care coverage options associated with Medicare and clear up any confusion. With all the choices you have for your health care coverage, it’s important to understand how each one works, its benefits and your share of the costs. Medicare pays a portion of your health care costs for hospitalization, skilled nursing facility care and physician’s services and supplies. However, it does not pay all of your expenses and requires you to pay deductibles and coinsurance for many services. A Medicare supplement insurance policy can help pay some of the charges Medicare doesn’t cover.
Medicare Advantage Plans
Also called Medicare Part C, Medicare Advantage plans work the most like the health insurance you had before Medicare. When you need care, you have just one ID card for all services. We handle your claims. Most of our Medicare Advantage plans include benefits you don’t get with Original Medicare, like Part D prescription drugs and routine dental, vision and hearing care. So they’re a complete insurance package.
More Medicare Options
Original Medicare only pays a portion of your health care expenses for approved services. You’re responsible for the rest. But we have plans that can help you fill in the gaps. They cover some or all of your share of the costs. They also pay for some things Medicare doesn’t, like more days in the hospital.
Part D Prescription Drug Plans
