Certain Medicare Advantage Plans are available for dual eligible (Medicare/Medicaid) participants. Individuals on Social Security Disability for at least two years may qualify for a Medicare Advantage Plan and a Part-D RX program. 

Medicare offers a Part-D RX subsidy program for low-income seniors. Many states also offer low-income subsidy programs for Part-B premiums. 

Depending on your specific health care needs and certain other eligibility factors it may be beneficial for you to enroll in a Special Needs Medicare Advantage Plans. If you qualify for one of these programs there are usually little or no copays. Since plans vary depending on the county and state where you live, you should do plenty of research. You will also want to be sure to check the plan networks of doctors and hospitals. We will be happy to provide you with information specific to your area. Simply fill out the reply form below and click submit.

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MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAMS

You may be eligible for certain State or Federal Subsidy programs depending on your current income level. You will find some very valuable and helpful information by clicking on the links below or you can visit or call the Social Security Administration or The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

If you want to avoid the long line or waiting on hold we will be happy to help you find any forms that you may need free of charge.

Extra Help With Medicare PartB Program

Bridging the coverage gap

Low Income Subsidy

Extra Help With Prescription Drug Program

Low Income Cost Sharing Chart 2008

Low Income Subsidy 2008