Medicare 2: I Have Medicare Part A & B, Now What?

Medicare Made Simple

De: Case Publications

Narrado por: Derik Hendrickson

You enrolled in Medicare Parts A & B… now what?

For millions of Americans, that’s where the confusion really begins. Medicare 2 picks up where the first step ends—guiding you through the next decisions that follow initial enrollment. Should you stay on Original Medicare or switch to Advantage? Does Medigap give you more freedom—or more cost? Should you keep employer coverage or drop it? Are you a veteran with VA, TRICARE, or CHAMPVA and unsure what to do next? What happens if you choose wrong—will you be stuck?

Whether you’re retired, still working, or helping a loved one, this guide is your trusted roadmap through Medicare’s next phase. No fluff. No recycled copy. Just real-world strategies, traps to avoid, and the top questions clients ask when facing big Medicare decisions.

What You’ll Learn:

How Medicare Advantage works in 2025—including networks, referrals, giveback plans, and out-of-pocket limits

The Medigap + Part D model—when it makes sense, what it covers, and how to qualify

Employer and union coverage after 65—COB rules, tax traps, and how to talk to HR

How VA, TRICARE, and CHAMPVA coordinate with Medicare Common enrollment mistakes—and how to avoid them What to do next—even if you’re unsure, overwhelmed, or late

Who This Book Helps:

You’re already enrolled in Medicare A & B but still have questions

You’re helping a spouse, parent, or friend make Medicare decisions

You’re working past 65 and need to understand COB or timing

You’re a veteran or military spouse trying to combine Medicare with VA/TRICARE

Written by a licensed Medicare advisor and based in New Jersey, this guide includes 2025-specific examples, plain-English answers, and clarity you can act on—whether you’re new to Medicare or tired of second-guessing.

Because it’s not just about having coverage—it’s about having the right coverage for you.

©2025 Case Publications (P)2025 Case Publications

Clear understanding of what options are out there. Comparing pros and cons of each without trying to sold.

I’ve listened to several Medicare guides, but this one stands out for how clear and direct it is. The narrator’s voice was easy to follow, and the pacing made the information sink in without feeling overwhelming. What I appreciated most was that the book wasn’t just reading off rules—it actually explained real-world choices. As someone new to Medicare, I finally understood the pros and cons between Advantage, Medigap, and retiree plans. The author didn’t try to sell anything, which made it feel honest and trustworthy. Each chapter broke things down step-by-step, and even covered things like veterans’ benefits and employer insurance. I listened while driving and found myself replaying parts to take notes later. The examples and decision tools really helped me picture what would work best in my own situation. If you’re feeling unsure after enrolling in Medicare A and B, this audiobook connects the dots. I highly recommend it for anyone who learns better by listening.