Medicare 101

How Social Security Affects Your Medicare Part B Premiums

If you are receiving Social Security benefits, you may get a lower monthly premium for Medicare Part B.

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Social Security and Medicare Part B

Some people have their Medicare Part B premiums automatically deducted from their Social Security benefits payments. Learn more about these costs.

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Medicare Eligibility Requirements

The primary requirement for Medicare eligibility is reaching age 65. People with certain disabilities or conditions may also qualify for Medicare coverage.

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Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan Quotes | Compare Medigap Quotes Online

Get answers to your Medicare questions and compare 2025 Medicare Supplement Insurance plan quotes online. A licensed insurance agent can help you compare Medigap quotes in your area.

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5 Reasons to Choose a Medigap Plan

Original Medicare can help cover many of your health-related costs, but not all of them. Luckily, there are other options available that help cover more expenses. Medicare Supplement Insurance, or Medigap, helps with those costs that Original Medicare does not.

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States With The Best Health Care For Seniors

Learn more about which states are the best for health care for seniors ranked from 1st to 51st (including Washington DC).

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Medicare Lifetime Reserve Days Explained

Medicare lifetime reserve days are additional days that Medicare Part A will help cover the costs if you receive inpatient hospital care for more than 90 days.

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How Do Medicare Copays and Deductibles Work?

Copays are one of the out-of-pocket fees Medicare beneficiaries may be responsible for. Medigap plans can help you can help cover these costs.

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Medicare and You the Official Medicare Booklet | MedicareSupplement.com

Download your free copy of Medicare and You 2025, the annual "Medicare for dummies" guidebook from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

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Medicare out-of-pocket costs

Medicare's out-of-pocket expenses can cost thousands of dollars per year for beneficiaries. Here's what you can do.

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