Pinnacle Benefit Solutions - Amity Harrison

Changes in Drug Coverage Coming in 2025 Could Influence Your Choice of Plan Medicare open enrollment is just around the corner, and there will be major changes in 2025 that beneficiaries should keep in mind, and some of these changes may affect what plans people choose.

Need help navigating Medicare or individual/family health insurance options? The 2025 Open Enrollment period begins on October 15. I can offer guidance with comparing plans and determining the best fit for you. Please feel free to reach out to me or share my contact information for support!

The Medicare program has four different parts: Part A, B, C, and D. Part C, D, and Medigap plans are sold through private insurance carriers, not the federal government.

Medicare can be very confusing. My goal is to review your situation and educate you on your options.

Open Enrollment season is here! Make changes to your existing coverage or enroll in new coverage by Dec. 15th for coverage to start on January 1st. The ACA marketplace makes health care coverage more affordable and you could qualify for a zero dollar premium. Message me with questions and for guidance.

Tis the season for Medicare open enrollment, which runs until December 7. Message me for support, planning advice and guidance in choosing the best plan for you.

-Self employed and need health insurance?

-Losing or lost coverage?

-Not happy with your current health plan OR need help understanding the details?

-Not offered employer health insurance?

-Looking for more affordable options?

Open Enrollment will start on October 15 and end December 15. This is the time of year when you can enroll in or change your health insurance plan for 2024. 2024 Plan previews are now available.

I can help and my services are free to you.

Please reach out if you need help!

Qualifying Disabilities for Medicare Under 65 Uncover the disabilities that make individuals eligible for Medicare under the age of 65, and get insights into the application process for coverage.

Do you have a health savings account (HSA)? While HSAs are a great fit for many people, they might not be right for everyone. https://ter.li/eqag3s

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