We list below certain links to
the Medicare website along with an explanation of what you will find there. You
may also download from this site the official government booklet called
Your Medicare Benefits
which is in 
format, for which you will
need
Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If you do not have a copy of it,
please click below:
Medicare is health insurance
for people age 65 or older, under age 65 with certain disabilities and people of
any age with End-Stage Renal Disease. This section will discuss the 4 parts of
Medicare which include Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D.
Medicare provides
different ways to choose your coverage. The Medicare plan that you choose
affects many things like cost, benefits, doctor choice, convenience, and
quality. To compare your Medicare Health Plan choices, go to the
Medicare Options Compare. To compare Medicare
Prescription Drug Plans, go to the
Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Finder.
This section discusses other
private and government insurances including Medigap Policies, Employer or Union
Coverage, COBRA, TRICARE, Indian Health Services, Veteran's Benefits, and the
Federal Employee Health Benefits Program.
This section takes you to
our Medicare Eligibility Tool (MET) which is designed to provide you with
information about your Medicare eligibility and enrollment.
This section provides
information on filing a claim and the steps you should take to get reimbursed.
It also provides details on the Medicare Summary Notice (MSN), including
instructions and examples on how to read the form, and information on Appeals.
This section provides
information on financial assistance for medical and drug costs.
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