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Because your service matters, your Medicare should make sense.

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Based in Texas, serving veterans in multiple states.

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How a review works

One conversation, at your pace.

Start with your roadmap

Find the steps that apply to you and tap to talk any of them through.

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By phone or video. He asks about your doctors, prescriptions, VA care or TRICARE, and budget.

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Options we offer in your area, laid out plainly. Take your time.

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Questions veterans ask

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Is the review really free?

Yes. There is no cost for Ricky's help or the review. You only pay for a plan if you choose one, and you never have to enroll.

Do I need Medicare if I have VA health care?

It is your decision. VA care and Medicare are separate. VA care generally happens at VA facilities or through care VA authorizes, while Medicare can cover care you choose outside the VA. Delaying Part B can also mean a late penalty if you want it later.

I have TRICARE. Do I need Part B?

To keep TRICARE coverage once you are eligible for Medicare, TRICARE For Life generally requires both Part A and Part B. Check your situation with TRICARE before making changes.

When can I change my plan?

Annual Enrollment runs October 15 to December 7, with changes starting January 1. Some life events, like moving, can open a Special Enrollment Period.

Do you help with VA benefits?

No. Veticare focuses on Medicare and life insurance. For VA benefits questions, contact the VA directly.

Where do you help?

Ricky is based in Texas and helps veterans and families in multiple states, by phone or video.

Your service earned clear answers.

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