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Medicare Annual Enrollment Period

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By Dave Bogener, Margaret Beck Verified
| A News Cafe
It’s that time again: Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP). From Oct. 15 through Dec 7th all Medicare-eligible individuals may change plans. A quick place to preview those options can be found at https://www.medicare.gov/plan-compare. Here you can get an idea of the prices for Medicare Supplement plans aka Medigap plans, Medicare Advantage (Part C), or Prescription Drugs plans (Part D). This open enrollment period applies only to Part C & D.
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California regulates 'surprise' out-of-network hospital bills

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By Margaret Beck Verified
| Record Searchlight Verified
Surprises can be fun if followed by a party with your friends, and maybe even cake and ice cream. But it’s not so much fun when it surrounds medical bills. In 2017, the state passed a law that prohibits surprise medical bills from out of network providers when seeking non-emergency care from an in-network facility. For example, you need surgery, you choose a facility that is in your health plans preferred provider network.
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California regulates 'surprise' out-of-network hospital bills

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By Margaret Beck Verified
| Mount Shasta Herald Verified
Surprises can be fun if followed by a party with your friends, and maybe even cake and ice cream. But it’s not so much fun when it surrounds medical bills. In 2017, the state passed a law that prohibits surprise medical bills from out of network providers when seeking non-emergency care from an in-network facility. For example, you need surgery, you choose a facility that is in your health plans preferred provider network.
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