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Medicare

( Recent Medicare Changes )   updated: 02/07/05

Medicare is a Federal health insurance program that is designated for those people who are 65+ years of age. Although directed towards a specific age bracket, Medicare plans are also applicable to certain disabled people. Both you and your spouse automatically qualify for Medicare if you are 65 years of age and you are eligible for Social Security or Railroad Retirement Benefits.

Medicare has two parts: Part A is hospital insurance and is FREE. Part B is supplementary medical insurance and has a premium ($58.70/month in 2003).

Medicare Part A Helps Cover:

• Hospital Stays
• Skilled nursing facility care
• Some home health care
• Hospice Care

Medicare Part B Helps Cover:

• Doctors' services
• Outpatient hospital services
• Other medical services that Part A doesn't cover (like some home health care)

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