Four Oaks Medicare Planning- Jamon White

01/12/2026

Navigating Medicare doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. At Four Oaks, we guide you step-by-step, from learning your options to enrolling with confidence, always at no cost to you.

We simplify every part of the process: understanding coverage, comparing plans, handling paperwork, and supporting you long after enrollment with claims help and annual reviews. ✨

https://www.gofouroaks.com/

01/10/2026

Holiday travel is exciting, but for older loved ones, it can come with extra challenges. From medication routines to mobility and safety, a little preparation goes a long way.

01/06/2026

💡 Rising Costs Alert: Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket expenses are changing in 2026 and that could affect many older adults. Want to know what’s ahead and how to prepare? 👉 Read this insightful breakdown now.

https://www.elderlawanswers.com/how-higher-medicare-costs-will-affect-older-adults-in-2026-21317

01/05/2026

We walk you through every option:
👉 Medicare Supplements (Medigap): Fill gaps in Original Medicare for more predictable costs.
👉 Medicare Advantage (Part C): All-in-one plans with possible extras like dental, vision, and prescriptions.
👉 Medicare Part D: Affordable prescription drug coverage.
👉 Dental, Vision & Hearing Plans: Because Original Medicare doesn’t cover routine care.
👉 Ancillary Plans: Extra protection like hospital indemnity and critical illness coverage.
👉 Not Medicare-eligible yet? We also help with ACA Marketplace and PPO plans.

No gimmicks. No fine print. Just clear guidance tailored to you.

https://www.gofouroaks.com/

01/04/2026

Medicare can feel confusing, but understanding the basics helps you make confident choices.

Medicare comes in different parts, each with its own costs:
• Part A covers hospital care
• Part B covers doctor visits
• Part D covers prescriptions

You’ll also face deductibles, copays, and other out-of-pocket costs, so knowing how each part works is essential. And here’s good news: Part D will cap annual out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,100 in 2026, and you can even spread those costs across the year through the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

01/03/2026

Medicare comes with a lot of decisions, but it doesn’t have to come with stress. This carousel walks through how we support you from understanding your options to staying by your side long after enrollment. 💚

https://www.gofouroaks.com/

01/01/2026

As we welcome the New Year, we’re wishing you a year filled with good health, clarity, and confidence in the choices ahead. ✨ Here’s to a healthy and hopeful New Year!

12/31/2025

Once you understand Parts A, B, and D, you’ll want to explore how to fill Medicare’s coverage gaps.

Medigap (Supplement) plans help pay deductibles and copays that Original Medicare doesn’t cover. Popular plans like Plan G offer strong protection, especially for new enrollees.

Another option is Medicare Advantage (Part C), an all-in-one alternative that bundles A and B (and often D). These private plans may offer extra benefits like dental, vision, fitness perks, and more. Just keep in mind: Advantage plans use networks and have different cost-sharing rules.

Your income may also affect what you pay. Higher earners will pay more for Parts B and D through IRMAA surcharges, important to plan for ahead of time.

12/30/2025

People with type 1 diabetes are living longer than ever, thanks to advances in care, but aging brings new challenges many aren’t prepared for. Discover what older adults with type 1 diabetes face as they navigate long-term management and age-related health changes.

As people with type 1 diabetes live longer than ever before, both clinicians and patients are recognizing the need to prepare for the challenges that accompany aging with this condition.

12/29/2025

We take the time to get to know you, explain what matters, compare plans without bias, and handle the paperwork with you. Best of all, our services are always free, and our support does not end after enrollment. 💡

Clear guidance. Real people. Long-term support. 💚

https://www.gofouroaks.com/

12/28/2025

Medicare has multiple enrollment windows, and missing one can lead to delays or lifetime penalties. If you are collecting Social Security, you’re automatically enrolled in Parts A and B. If not, you must sign up yourself during the seven-month Initial Enrollment Period.

You may be able to delay Part B if you have employer coverage, but once that coverage ends, the clock starts. You have eight months to enroll without facing penalties. Beyond that, you’ll be forced to wait for the General Enrollment Period and pay extra for life. 💡

12/27/2025

The holidays should be about connection, not burnout or getting sick. A little planning, a few healthy habits, and knowing where to turn for care can make all the difference this season. 🎄✨