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Informative resources to help you understand, select, and make the most of your health care coverage.

Medicare

Guides to help you understand Medicare plans and services.

  • 2008 Medicare Rates
  • Getting Started with Medicare
  • Choosing the Right Medicare Plan for You
  • Comparison Plan: Key Differences Among the Medicare Plans
  • Preventive Services for People with Medicare

Medicare Supplement Insurance

Guides to help you understand and choose Medicare supplemental insurance.

  • Overview of Medicare Supplemental Plans

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    Guides to Health Insurance for People with Medicare

  • For Massachusetts Residents
  • For Minnesota Residents
  • For Wisconsin Residents
  • For residents of all other states or territories

50-64 Health Insurance

Guides to help you understand health care options for ages 50-64.

  • Individual Health Insurance
  • Managed Care: Rules, Rights, and Responsibilities
  • An Overview of Managed Care

Long Term Care

Guides to help you understand and choose Long Term Care insurance.

  • Choosing Your Long-Term
    Care Policy
  • Understanding Long-Term
    Care Insurance
  • Cost of Care Map

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