Perissos Private Wealth

Medicare

Medicare decisions are complex and the wrong choice can cost you thousands in unnecessary premiums and coverage gaps. We simplify the process.

Understanding Your Medicare Options

Medicare has multiple parts and plan types. We break down the complexity so you can make confident, informed decisions about your healthcare coverage.

Part A & Part B Guidance

We help you understand your hospital and medical insurance coverage, including premiums, deductibles, and what's covered under Original Medicare.

Part D & Prescription Coverage

Prescription drug costs can vary dramatically between plans. We analyze your medications to find the most cost-effective Part D plan for your needs.

Supplement & Advantage Plans

Choosing between Medigap and Medicare Advantage is a critical decision. We compare options based on your health needs, travel habits, and budget.

Our Medicare Planning Process

From initial enrollment to annual reviews, we guide you through every step of the Medicare journey.

1

Enrollment Timing

We ensure you enroll during the right window — Initial Enrollment, Special Enrollment, or Open Enrollment — to avoid lifetime late penalties.

2

Plan Comparison

Our team compares Original Medicare with Advantage plans and evaluates Medigap policies to find the best fit for your healthcare needs.

3

IRMAA & Cost Planning

High-income retirees face IRMAA surcharges. We develop income strategies to minimize or avoid these additional Medicare premiums.

4

Annual Review

Medicare plans change every year. We review your coverage annually to ensure it still meets your needs and remains cost-effective.

Important Medicare Topics

Medicare planning goes beyond choosing a plan. We help you navigate the financial implications of healthcare in retirement, including income-related surcharges and coordination with other coverage.

IRMAA SurchargesEnrollment WindowsMedigap vs. AdvantagePart D Coverage GapEmployer CoordinationLate Enrollment Penalties

Get Clarity on Your Medicare Options

Don't navigate Medicare alone. Let us help you find the right coverage at the right cost for your retirement.

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