Dan Hardle | Source | Chief Executive Officer at Medicare Advocates
Dan Hardle
Chief Executive Officer at Medicare Advocates
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CEO of Agent Boost Marketing, Health Plan Advocates, & Medicare Advocates for 13+ years. Health insurance & Medicare expert. Owner of the #1 podcast in the industry, the Agent Boost Podcast.
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Medicare Advocates (http://medicareadvocates.com)
Chief Executive Officer
started Feb 2012
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Does Medicare pay for assisted living? What you need to know
Does Medicare cover assisted living, and what are other ways to pay? Experts answer frequently asked questions and offer their best advice.
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9 Major Medicare Changes for 2025 and How They'll Impact Your Coverage
Wave goodbye to the Part D "donut hole" and hello to a $2,000 cap on the amount you'll pay for medications. But other changes may be less welcome. Here's what to expect.
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Biggest Medicare Changes in 2025: What You Should Know
An update on this years Medicare changes and how to best navigate them.
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Medicare and Stair Lifts: Navigating Coverage Options
Dan notes that original Medicare doesn't cover stair lifts, classifying them as home modifications. However, "Medicare Advantage plans may offer coverage." Medicaid and VA benefits can assist, depending on eligibility and state policies. Dan advises exploring these options and consulting state Medicaid offices or VA services for potential assistance. -
Navigating Medicare: When to Hire a Broker
Dan explains that a Medicare broker can simplify plan comparisons and provide ongoing support. He notes, "A good broker will update you each year of upcoming changes." Brokers should work with multiple carriers and offer free services, as they earn commissions from insurance providers. Ensure they prioritize your needs over their commission. -
Annual Wellness Visits: Essential for Senior Health and Well-being
Dan explains that the Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is a crucial preventative check-in, distinct from regular physicals. “It’s free with Medicare Part B and helps detect early signs of illnesses like dementia and depression.” This visit also aids in planning long-term care and scheduling essential health screenings. Seniors are encouraged to prioritize their health by attending these visits.
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