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Medigap Advisors will host a live teleseminar after the Supreme Court ruling on healthcare reform with a special call-in session allowing Medicare beneficiaries to ask what the ruling means for their coverage.

Medigap Advisors is sponsoring a live Q&A teleseminar to make Medicare beneficiaries aware of a startling new trend that can mean they, not Medicare, will pay most of their health care costs.

Planning for health care is an important decision for an aging population, but information on medical costs and how to manage them is hard to find. Medigap Advisors is filling in the blanks with a live teleseminar just for Medicare beneficiaries.

Open enrollment for Medicare Advantage and Part D Drug plans did end Dec. 7, but that does not mean beneficiaries who missed it have to wait a year to reduce their health care costs.

Details on the availability and prices of Medicare Advantage plans and Part D plans that will cover prescriptions in 2012 have been released. Expert advice on what to expect next year will be available during Medigap Advisors free Q&A teleseminar.

Medicare premiums rose sharply in the past decade, and the calculations became complex in 2011. Next year, the Part B deductible decreases while the Part A deductible increases. To sort it all out, Medigap Advisors is hosting a free Q&A teleseminar.

Far from complete, Medicare leaves recipients with unexpected health care expenses that can be minimized with advance planning. Medigap Advisors proposes seven ways that beneficiaries can reduce their out-of-pocket spending for health care.

From expanded coverage for doctor services to reduced pricing on prescriptions, Medigap Advisors suggests three ways that Medicare beneficiaries can preserve their savings and extend Medicare’s resources for the future.

Medicare beneficiaries need to prepare earlier this year to join, drop or switch Medicare Advantage Plans. Medigap Advisors recommends reviewing out-of-pocket costs to see whether different coverage can reduce their health care expenses.

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