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Wondering if there’s a way to get help with prescription drug costs? If you have a Medicare Part D plan, you may be able to get help through state pharmaceutical assistance programs (also called SPAP). What’s an SPAP? Here’s the simple answer: SPAPs are state-funded programs designed to make prescription drugs more affordable for people on Medicare.1 Sounds great, right? But here’s the thing… Not
Going through life changes? You may be able to enrollenrollThe process by which an eligible person becomes a member of an insurance plan. Read more » in Medicare or make changes to your plan. Learn what changes qualify. You may have heard that you can sign up for health insurance only during a certain time of year. But when your child left their job recently, they signed up during a Special Enroll
You may be able to qualify for both Medicaid and Medicare, something known as dual eligibility. Here’s some information to help you understand. What is Medicare? What is Medicaid? What’s the difference between Medicare and Medicaid? Can I be eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid? What’s a D-SNP, exactly? What is partial dual eligibility? How does a D-SNP work? Could I also be eligible for more t
