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All the tests you need for diabetes control, how to build strong bones with an anti-inflammatory diet and hit the road to wellness with a Health Coach: We cover all this and more in our interactive June 2018 newsletter edition.
When you go for health care services or to pick up a prescription, bring your Advantage MD member ID card. This is the card that you will use to access any of your health care benefits. Think of it as your ticket to great care.
You may have seen commercials or mailings from CMS regarding new Medicare cards that are coming during the next year. You may receive a new red, white and blue Medicare card as early as April. In order to ensure that the delivery of these cards is successful, please verify that the Social Security Administration (SSA) has your current address. You should keep this card in a safe place, but continue to use your Advantage MD card for health care and prescriptions.
Do you know your prescription coverage, which screenings to get, and when to use urgent care? We cover all this and more in our interactive February 2018 newsletter edition.
The flu—an infection that can cause fever, cough, body aches, and other symptoms—is especially widespread this season. Fortunately, getting a flu shot now can still help you avoid the flu. The flu vaccine can also help keep you from becoming severely ill if you do get the flu.
You cannot get the flu from a flu vaccine: in fact, getting the vaccine every year is your best protection against the flu. A flu vaccine contains pieces of dead flu viruses which help your body arm itself against the actual flu. Some people have mild symptoms for a day or two after getting the flu shot, but the real flu is much worse. If you have not been vaccinated for this flu season, get the shot as soon as possible.
If you are already sick with the flu, stay home, rest, and drink plenty of fluids. Don’t go back to work or school until your fever has been gone for at least 24 hours without medicine. More information about the flu.
Did you know you are responsible for paying more for your medications when you reach a certain out-of-pocket amount, also known as the “donut hole”? This infographic shows the coverage for 2018.
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The 5 Best Questions To Ask About Medicare Coverage Whether you retire at 65 or keep working, you’ll be eligible for Medicare. Which means, you’ll have new choices in health plans — maybe more options than ever. There’s a lot to think about. So, it’s smart to start planning by asking these important questions. The […]
5 Top Reasons To Make This Health Plan Part Of Your Retirement Looking for better value from your future health plan? Look to Johns Hopkins Advantage MD. We offer Medicare Advantage plans just for Maryland residents — plans that give you more benefits, more savings and more convenience. Even better, you get Johns Hopkins quality health […]
Why A Medicare Advantage Plan Could Be The Right Choice For You When it comes time to choose your Medicare health plan, you’ll basically have three options: 1) Rely on Original Medicare alone — health insurance from the federal government; or 2) Supplement Original Medicare with a Medicare Supplement plan; or 3) Get affordable, all-in-one […]
Mall Walking: A Well-Being Boost More and more people are finding out: the mall isn’t just for shopping—it’s also a great spot for a walk. Walking is an easy, versatile, and free or low-cost way to be physically active. You can walk anywhere, on your own schedule, without equipment or special clothes (besides comfortable walking […]
One of the most important — and cost-effective — things you can do to ensure your good health at any age is getting screenings and vaccinations. As you face retirement, it’s especially important to know exactly where your health stands.
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