Insurance Programs
The Health Insurance Information Program provides information to help guide you in making decisions regarding your health insurance options.
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Medicare A - Medicare Part A is designed to pay part of the costs of: Inpatient hospital care; related health care provided by skilled nursing facilities; home health care; and hospice care.
Medicare B - Medicare Part B is designed to help pay for: Physicians' services received as an inpatient or outpatient; additional medical services such as outpatient or emergency hospital care; therapy services; ambulance transportation; and equipment and supplies.
Supplementing Medicare Insurance -You may choose to obtain more comprehensive health insurance coverage because: Medicare was never designed to pay all the health care costs of the elderly; Medicare coverage has not kept pace with the rising costs of medical care; Medicare cost-sharing provisions have risen steadily since 1965; Medicare coverage has many gaps; and deductibles increase every year.
Supplemental Insurance Comparisons - Information and rates supplied by participating insurers to help you compare the costs associated with supplementing your Medicare plans.
Medicaid - Medicaid pays for medical service for people who are low-income or who have medical costs higher than their monthly income.
Long Term Care Insurance - Privately contracted insurance to protect the individual from financial ruin should they find that they are unable to care for themselves because of a prolonged illness or disability. The products and benefits allow for home care, assisted living care, and day care, as well as nursing home care.