Medicare is for 3 basic groups of people:

  • People ages 65 and older
  • People under age 65 with certain disabilities
  • People of all ages with end-stage renal disease

Questions about Medicare?

Our free E Book gives you the information you need to avoid the top 5 mistakes senior's make when they turn 65.

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Many beneficiaries who are new to Medicare get confused by its complexity. Medicare includes four major parts: Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D. Part A covers in-patient hospitalization while Part B covers outpatient services and other medical care provided by doctors and other health care professionals, as well as durable medical equipment. Part C is offered by private insurance companies contracted with Medicare to deliver Medicare Part A and Part B benefits to plan enrollees which may include additional benefits such as routine vision, dental, and hearing coverage. Some plans may include prescription drug coverage as well. 

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