Medicare HMOs are not available everywhere. Call 1-800-MEDICARE or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) to find out if there is an HMO available in your area. To …

Medicare HMO: See any provider and use any facility that accepts Medicare (participating or non-participating) See any provider, but generally pay more when seeing out-of-network providers: …

Here are a few examples of how Medicaid can work with Medicare. Medicaid can provide secondary insurance: For services covered by Medicare and Medicaid (such as doctors’ visits, …

Also know that while Medicare and Medicaid are both health insurance programs administered by the government, there are differences in covered services and cost-sharing. Make sure to call …

Your HMO may offer additional benefits, such as vision, hearing, and/or dental care. Check with the plan directly to learn about coverage rules and restrictions for any added benefits. Related …

Medicare HMO: See any provider and use any facility that accepts Medicare (participating or non-participating) See only in-network providers: Visit doctors anywhere in the U. S. Visit doctors …

2. Call New York Medicaid Choice (New York State’s managed care enrollment program) at 888-401-6582 and complete the Medicaid portion of enrollment into the MAP plan. Remember, …

Dual Eligible SNPs (D-SNPs): For individuals enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid (dually eligible individuals) You must have both Parts A and B to join a SNP, and generally you will continue …

If you want to learn if you meet the above eligibility requirements, are not yet receiving Medicaid managed long-term care, and are interested in joining an MLTC plan, you first must contact …

Generally, the different parts of Medicare help cover specific services. Most beneficiaries choose to receive their Part A and B benefits through Original Medicare, the traditional fee-for-service …