Rick Thornton, a Frisco health insurance agent, says the current administration’s proposal to reduce Medicare’s eligibility age to 60 should work, but one study suggests otherwise.
Frisco health insurance and Medicaid
argument ensues over age requirements
Frisco health insurance could
experience another beneficial change
now that the current administration is
proposing a reduction in Medicare's
existing eligibility age to 60 so that
older people can get affordable
coverage.
Traditional Medicare has gaps
in coverage that most people
fill by purchasing a
supplemental plan, a recent
article said.
The affordable care
insurance premiums have
fallen considerably lately
due to a recent bailout bill.
Simply expanding
Medicare eligibility does
not guarantee affordability.
Many low- to middle-income
seniors can already find cheaper
premiums with ACA, but solid
middle-class people are more
likely to benefit from Medicare.
Rick Thornton, a Frisco health
insurance agent said that
despite the recent study,
reducing Medicare's eligibility
age to 60 is politically popular.
The article above also mentioned
that according to the study,
uninsured people account for only
8% of the 24.5 million adults aged
60-64 who qualify for Medicare by
lowering their eligible age.
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argument ensues over age requirements
Frisco health insurance could
experience another beneficial change
now that the current administration is
proposing a reduction in Medicare's
existing eligibility age to 60 so that
older people can get affordable
coverage.
Traditional Medicare has gaps
in coverage that most people
fill by purchasing a
supplemental plan, a recent
article said.
The affordable care
insurance premiums have
fallen considerably lately
due to a recent bailout bill.
Simply expanding
Medicare eligibility does
not guarantee affordability.
Many low- to middle-income
seniors can already find cheaper
premiums with ACA, but solid
middle-class people are more
likely to benefit from Medicare.
Rick Thornton, a Frisco health
insurance agent said that
despite the recent study,
reducing Medicare's eligibility
age to 60 is politically popular.
The article above also mentioned
that according to the study,
uninsured people account for only
8% of the 24.5 million adults aged
60-64 who qualify for Medicare by
lowering their eligible age.
Insurance4Dallas provides
consumers with detailed
information on health
insurance with the ability to
purchase health insurance
online.
Insurance4Dallas provides a full
spectrum of health, dental, vision,
life and ancillary insurance
products, providing a diverse
selection of price and benefit
options complemented by personal
customer service.
Available via phone, email or fax,
Insurance4Dallas answers
consumer questions throughout
the purchasing process and
during the utilization of its health
insurance policies.
Contact Us At:
http://insurance4dallas.co
m/frisco-health-insurance