Senior Healthcare Advisors/Dr. Marilyn Field After you are enrolled in Medicare Part B (medical), you can then enroll in a Medicare Cost plan. It is important to know that individuals looking to enroll in a Medicare Cost plan must be accepting new members and it must be offered in your area. Once you’re enrolled in Part B, you can enroll in a Medicare cost plan. Remember that you can only enroll in a Medicare cost plan in your area that’s accepting new

What are Medicare Advantage Plans? A Medicare Advantage Plan, also referred to as Medicare Part C, is an alternative way to receive your Medicare Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical). Medicare Advantage Plans or MA Plans, are offered by private companies that are approved by Medicare. These private insurance companies must follow rules set by Medicare. There are various types of Medicare Advantage Plans which have specific rules about how you receive our Medicare-covered Part A and Part B benefits

There are many types of over-the-counter (OTC) medications people take for joint pain. Most of the products depend on only a few ingredients to relieve joint pain. BE CAREFUL when combining OTC medications!! Many over-the-counter OTC medications contain the same ingredients, so it is essential to know what the ingredients are in the medications you take. Because if you take a combination of OTC medications you bear the risk of increased side effects and possible death. For instance, some OTC pain relievers contain