With health care costs spiraling upward, and people living longer than ever before, seniors of advanced age should anticipate facing high medical costs. The federal government provides health care benefits through the Medicare and Medicaid programs, but seniors need to understand what coverage they can expect, and at what cost. Medicare Part A covers inpatient services at hospitals and other health care facilities. It is provided automatically, at no cost, for seniors age 65 and older who are eligible for Social Security, and at a substantial cost for those who enroll independently. Medicare Part B provides additional health coverage, which is optional and must be paid for separately. Eligibility for Medicaid, which may cover long-term nursing home care, depends on financial need. Seniors may require professional assistance in managing their income and resources to meet Medicaid eligibility requirements.  Part C is the Medicare Advantage Plans, which we can also refer you to.  And Part D is the Rx or Prescription Plan.  Yes, it can all be confusing, so please call us at 954 749-3936 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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