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Medicare and You Handbook

The "Medicare & You" handbook is an annual guide published by the U.S. government, providing detailed information about Medicare coverage options, costs, enrollment periods, and beneficiary rights to help individuals make informed healthcare decisions. It covers Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, along with resources for additional assistance and contact information.

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Scope of Appointment (SOA)

A Medicare Scope of Appointment (SOA) form is a document that outlines the specific Medicare-related topics an agent is authorized to discuss with a beneficiary during a sales appointment, ensuring compliance with CMS regulations and protecting consumer rights. This form must be completed and signed by the beneficiary prior to the appointment.

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Guide to Health Insurnace for People with Medicare

The "2024 Guide to Health Insurance for People with Medicare in Wisconsin" is a resource provided by the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, offering detailed information on Medicare coverage, supplemental insurance options, and assistance programs available to Wisconsin residents. It helps beneficiaries understand their health insurance choices and navigate the complexities of Medicare.

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Form CMS-40B

CMS Form 40B is used by individuals to apply for Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) during a Special Enrollment Period if they did not sign up when first eligible or if they are eligible due to employment status. This form must be submitted to the Social Security Administration for processing.

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Form CMS L564/R297

CMS Form L564/R297 is a request for employment information that verifies employer health coverage for individuals seeking a Special Enrollment Period to enroll in Medicare Part B. This form, completed by the employer, helps confirm that the individual had group health plan coverage based on current employment, allowing them to avoid late enrollment penalties.

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Information About SeniorCare

SeniorCare is a Wisconsin program that provides low-cost prescription drug coverage to seniors aged 65 and older who meet certain income requirements. It helps reduce the cost of medications through a combination of copayments, deductibles, and income-based premiums.

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SeniorCare and Medicare Part D

SeniorCare Form P-10074 explains how the Wisconsin SeniorCare program can work alongside Medicare Part D to provide additional prescription drug coverage for eligible seniors. It outlines how participants can use both programs to minimize out-of-pocket costs and ensure comprehensive medication coverage.

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SeniorCare: Frequently Asked Questions

The "SeniorCare: Frequently Asked Questions" Form P-10074 provides answers to common questions about the Wisconsin SeniorCare program, covering topics such as eligibility, enrollment, benefits, and how it interacts with other prescription drug coverage options like Medicare Part D.

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