Encore Management is also uniquely qualified to guide you through this next phase of your life. Do you understand your Medicare options? Do you understand your Social Security options? Are your legal documents in place and current? Are you taking care of your own health and well being? Where will you live?
What will retirement look like for you? Caring for an aging parent may have given you some insight into what might lie ahead. The more you plan, the more options you will have. Esther Koch, the Founder of Encore Management, is a Gerontologist and Aging Network Partner with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and the Administration on Aging.
What will retirement look like for you? Caring for an aging parent may have given you some insight into what might lie ahead. The more you plan, the more options you will have. Esther Koch, the Founder of Encore Management, is a Gerontologist and Aging Network Partner with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and the Administration on Aging.
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Esther Koch founded Encore Management to provide personal and corporate advisory services that assist Boomers with the range of issues associated with caring for an aging parent and their own aging. She personally faced the many challenges of eldercare as primary caregiver to her mother during her last ten years of life.
This is the only time each year that Medicare beneficiaries are allowed to switch their Medicare Prescription Drug Plans. You should consider having a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Review. Plans change annually based on performance and competition. Even if your drugs haven't changed this last year, your Plan probably has.
With the annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period impacting more than 24 million beneficiaries in Medicare Presription Drug Plans, a Medicare expert identifies the Plan Finder, a web-based tool that compares the cost of Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, as the the best way for struggling seniors to evaluate whether or not to switch plans.
People enrolled in Medicare's Part D drug benefit will face higher drug premiums next year and fewer plans offering so-called gap coverage. The Part D program, introduced in 2006, allows Medicare recipients to choose from insurer and company-sponsored drug-coverage plans that are approved by Medicare.
No one knows better than people with diabetes how expensive prescription drugs are. A recent DH article reported that the annual cost for drugs to treat type 2 diabetes nearly doubled between 2001 and 2007, skyrocketing from $6.7 billion to $12.5 billion six years later. That's why a press release from gerontologist and eldercare expert Esther Koch caught our eye.
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