Provides information, tools and materials to assist the caregiver and their loved ones in making informed health care decisions.
Video on the importance of enrolling in Medicare Part B in order to keep TRICARE benefits.
Medicare provides health care based on the inability to work due to a disability. Medicaid provides health care coverage based on low income and resources.
Summary of Medicare benefits, rights and protections and answers to the most frequently asked questions about Medicare.
Brochure that describes the kinds of coverage Medicare offers for mental health services, including who is eligible, outpatient benefits, inpatient benefits, prescription drug coverage and help for people with limited income and resources.
Consumer-oriented health news and information on new Medicare preventive benefits.
Search for a Medicare prescription drug plan based on cost, drugs covered and participating pharmacies.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) launched Ask Medicare, a new initiative to help family caregivers access valuable healthcare information, services and resources.
Includes general information on Medicare and related resources for working beneficiaries with disabilities.
Medicare is health insurance for people age 65 or older, as well as for people under age 65 who have qualified for Social Security disability insurance. TRICARE beneficiaries eligible for premium-free Medicare Part A must have Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B coverage to remain TRICARE-eligible.
Provides invaluable information on how to navigate the bureaucracy of benefits and programs available to Active Duty military, National Guard, Reservists, Veterans and their family members. This free 599-page guide covers issues from educational help to vocational rehabilitation, from housing to citizenship.
If your Medicare card is lost, stolen or damaged, you can ask for a new one by phone or online.
