Many American seniors think that when they get to the age of 65 and are entitled to Medicare<\/a> that their worries are over. This isn\u2019t true.<\/p>\n Medicare<\/a> is not the \u2018be all-end all\u2019 and all encompassing insurance program than many elderly Americans seem to think it is; far from it to be precise. It will not and cannot take care of all their medical needs. It was never designed as a program to handle every medical need a person has. It was initially designed to take care of life\u2019s medical crisis moments such as heart attacks and things like seriously broken bones.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, Medicare<\/a> somehow became the magic panacea to cure everyone\u2019s aches, pains and illnesses when they got older. That meant that buying Medicare supplements<\/a> didn\u2019t make much sense to older people because they already had Medicare coverage. Many of them opted to not get Medicare supplements<\/a> because the cost seemed out (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many American seniors think that when they get to the age of 65 and are entitled to Medicare that their worries are over. This isn\u2019t true. Medicare is not the \u2018be all-end all\u2019 and all encompassing insurance program than many…<\/span><\/p>\n