What is medicare all about

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Question 1. What is Medicare all about? Who is eligible to be covered?

Question 2. What are these different Parts (A, B, C, and D) of Medicare all about? What are the differences between the parts? What services are covered? Does everyone automatically get coverage under these? What is the cost to the individual enrollee?

Question 3. Given my parents' medical conditions, do they need Parts A, B, and D?

Question 4. What about Part C? Do you think a Medicare Advantage plan might be a good option for my parents? What type do your think would be good?

Question 5. What are the cost considerations for the various Medicare options?

Question 6. How does the cost of Medicare compare to what my parents are currently spending for their COBRA coverage? Will going on Medicare sooner rather than later save them money?

Question 7. What is your recommendation to us for my parents' coverage?

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