The Medicare Open Enrollment Period runs October 15 through December 7. Our compendium of resources can help you understand changes to Medicare, costs, and coverage in 2021.
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Learn the ins and outs of how to pursue a Part D appeals when coverage is denied in four new resources developed for us by the Medicare Rights Center.
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In 2020, several changes were implemented to Medicare coverage of services and prescriptions. Share these consumer fact sheets about MA supplemental benefits, Part D indication-based formularies, and opioid treatment programs.
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Discover the challenges and best practices in conducting SNAP outreach to immigrant ad rural seniors in these reports from the field.
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Retiring Iowa SHIP & MIPPA Director Kris Gross reflects on her 30+ years working with low-income Medicare beneficiaries in this interview with NCOA.
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December 7th marks the end of Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period, but beneficiaries may still have options for changing coverage in the new year.
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Get everything you need for Medicare Open Enrollment to explore coverage, compare plans, and see what Medicare will cost in 2020.
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This interview with retiring Nevada SHIP Director Wanda Brown offers insights on the importance of creating well-coordinated partnerships, the integral role volunteers play in state outreach efforts, and how changes in the low-income Medicare beneficiary population has impacted program outreach efforts.
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Discover 5 key resources about benefits access and economic security that were highlighted at the 2019 Age+Action conference.
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Get tools that explain how the Medicare Savings Programs can help people buy into Medicare Parts A & B outside of regular enrollment periods and without a late enrollment penalty.
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Our Benefits 101 slides and webinar series provides an introduction to the core benefits available to help low-income Medicare beneficiaries pay for health care, prescriptions, food, and utilities.
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Retiring APPRISE and MIPPA Director Darlene Sampson shares insights and tips on partnerships and benefits outreach in this interview reflecting on her 11 years of service in Pennsylvania.
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Twenty-five new organizations have joined the NCOA’s national network of Benefits Enrollment Centers, providing personalized assistance to low-income Medicare beneficiaries to access programs that help pay for health care, prescriptions, food, utilities, and more.
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Download these flyers to educate clients about their Medicare options when deciding which coverage might be best for their situation.
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Download several new resources that educate benefits counselors about the options available to help their clients who have trouble affording their medications.
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Learn about the different opportunities your clients have to switch Medicare coverage outside of the annual Open Enrollment Period.
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Discover how MIPPA state grantees are reaching four special populations with their benefits outreach efforts.
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Looking for benefits information and outreach materials for non-English speakers? Check out our compendium of multi-language materials and links.
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Learn more about durable medical equipment (DME) coverage rules under Medicare in this suite of new resources developed for us by the Medicare Rights Center.
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Find several new resources on hospital discharge planning and transitions developed for us by the Medicare Rights Center.
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NCOA’s Center for Benefits Access has awarded grants to 15 additional organizations to become part of our growing Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC) network.
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Download presentations and access recordings from recent webinars from NCOA’s Center for Benefits Access.
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