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Your Loved One’s Medicare – What you need to Know

Most older adults depend on Medicare for their healthcare coverage. As you plan for your aging loved one’s future, it’s essential to understand what their plan includes and what may require additional support.

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Where to Begin 

Medicare provides health insurance for older adults and focuses on medical and hospital care. Your aging loved one needs to re-enroll each year to ensure the right coverage for their needs.

Understanding the different components and when and how to leverage them is an important step in planning for your aging loved ones future care.

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Understand more about Medicare and what matters as your loved one ages.

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Start the Conversation

Start by understanding your parents’ Medicare plan and the decisions that led them there. Then talk with them about whether that coverage will continue to meet their needs as they grow older.

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Review the conversation guide for helpful ways to start the conversation with your aging loved one.

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Plan Ahead

Medicare can be complex, so consulting an expert is often essential to navigate your specific situation. Knowing the right questions to ask can help you get started on the right path.

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Prepare to talk with the experts

Know what questions to ask the professionals

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Navigate Medicare

Leverage government resources or talk with other specialists for personalized support

  • Federally-funded program that provides free, unbiased Medicare counseling through trained volunteers and staff in each state to help beneficiaries understand their coverage options and navigate Medicare enrollment.

  • Technology-enabled Medicare navigation platform providing unbiased advisory services to help seniors find optimal Medicare coverage.

  • National nonprofit organization providing free Medicare counseling, advocacy, and educational resources for older adults and people with disabilities.

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