TURNING 65
MEDICARE AND RETIREMENT PLANNING
Turning 65? Let’s Talk Medicare – Join Our Free Webinar or Speak With an Agent Today!
If you’re approaching 65, it’s time to start thinking about Medicare – and we’re here to make the process simple and stress-free. Understanding your Medicare options can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re retiring soon or still working, it's important to know what coverage is available and when to enroll to avoid any penalties or gaps in coverage.
That’s why we offer a free Medicare webinar designed specifically for people turning 65. In this short and informative session, we’ll walk you through the basics of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, explain how Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans work, and answer your most pressing questions live.
Prefer a one-on-one conversation? Our licensed agents are here to help! We’ll take the time to understand your specific situation and guide you toward the plan that fits your needs and budget.
Don’t wait until the last minute—getting started early ensures you’ll be covered when you need it most.
Register for the webinar today or contact us to speak with a Medicare expert.
Your Medicare journey starts here!
Learn about the ACA
What is the Affordable Care Act? A Complete Guide
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), is a landmark healthcare reform law enacted in 2010 to provide more Americans with access to affordable health insurance. The ACA aims to reduce healthcare costs, improve care quality, and ensure coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. It offers subsidies to low- and middle-income families and expands Medicaid in many states.
With ACA health plans, individuals and families can receive essential health benefits, such as preventive care, prescription drugs, mental health services, and maternity care, ensuring comprehensive protection for everyone.
Why is the ACA Important?
Before the ACA, millions of Americans were uninsured or faced high costs for basic healthcare. People with pre-existing conditions could be denied coverage, making healthcare inaccessible for many. The ACA changed that by making health insurance more affordable and eliminating discrimination based on health status.
The ACA also requires all plans sold through the Health Insurance Marketplace to cover essential health benefits, like preventive services and hospital stays, ensuring that enrollees have comprehensive coverage.
How to Qualify for ACA Coverage?
Most U.S. citizens and legal residents qualify for ACA health insurance. You can enroll through this link:https://peakinsurance.org/apply-now or speak with an agent (984) 212-2345, during the open enrollment period, or you may qualify for a special enrollment period if you experience certain life events, like losing a job or having a baby.
What Does ACA Coverage Include?
ACA-compliant health insurance plans must cover 10 essential health benefits, which include:
- Emergency services
- Hospitalization
- Prescription drugs
- Preventive services (like vaccines)
- Maternity and newborn care
- Mental health and substance use disorder services
These benefits are designed to ensure that everyone has access to comprehensive care.
How to Apply for Affordable Care Act Coverage
To apply for ACA coverage, visit https://peakinsurance.org/apply-now or call (984) 212-2345 Depending on your income, you may qualify for premium tax credits or cost-sharing reductions to make coverage more affordable.
Make sure to compare different plans to find the one that fits your health needs and budget. You can also check if you're eligible for Medicaid, which the ACA expanded in many states to cover more low-income individuals.
Final Thoughts
The Affordable Care Act has made health insurance more accessible and affordable for millions of Americans. Whether you're self-employed, between jobs, or looking for a more affordable plan, ACA coverage provides vital protection against high medical costs while ensuring you receive the care you need.
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