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Jan 022010
 

The Complete Guide to Medicaid and Nursing Home Costs: How to Keep Your Family Assets Protected - Up to Date Medicaid Secrets You Need to Know

It is estimated that five out of ten people turning 67 will use a nursing home at some point in their lives and many will need home care and other related services as well About two-thirds of people in nursing homes have no living relatives. And about 70 percent of all nursing home patients are women. Nursing home costs are estimated to be $75,000 in 2009, which would economically devastate most families. The federal government will not be helping either, unless you are without any assets, Medicare will cover you for a maximum of 100 days, but there are no social security benefits to cover any of these expenses. The only program that can assist you is Medicaid, but the catch is you must qualify. You can protect yourself from Medicaid nursing home costs by taking action now while you still have your health; the key is in the planning, which this new, groundbreaking book will assist you with. On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed a law called the Deficit Reduction A (more…)

Jan 022010
 

Medicare For The Clueless: The Complete Guide to This Federal Program (The Clueless Guides)For the more than 39 million people currently on Medicare and the million plus who join each year, navigating the murky rules and regulations of health care coverage can be a full-time job. Not anymore. For ten years, Joan Harkins Conklin has guided people through the Medicare maze, and in this straightforward, comprehensive manual, she’ll show you how to sail through the Medicare bureaucracy to access the benefits you need and deserve. Getting doctor bills and hospital accounts paid quickly, making important decisions, knowing your rights, demanding refunds — it’s all here in the only reference that outlines the steps you and your family can take to optimize the program to your benefit. Written by an expert who fully understands the real-life difficulties in dealing with the health care system, Medicare for the Clueless debunks the myths, lays out the facts, and provides clear, efficient steps that put the power of Medicare in your own hands.

Jan 022010
 

Medicare Explained 2009

This new edition of Medicare Explained provides a detailed explanation of Hospital Insurance Benefits for the Aged and Disabled (Part A) and Supplementary Medical Insurance Benefits Program for the Aged and Disabled (Part B), as well as explanations of the Medicare Advantage program (Part C) and the prescription drug benefit (Part D).

In addition, this book provides legislative and regulatory analysis on the Medicare Advantage Program, Exclusions from Medicare, Miscellaneous provisions (e.g. role of state agencies and fiscal intermediaries, role of Medicaid, Peer Review Program, Medigap Insurance, Fraud and Abuse Penalties, etc). Also, analysis of payment rules and claims and appeals is covered.

This book provides 2008 legislative and regulatory changes that impact Medicare Part A, B and the Medicare Advantage programs as well as the Prescription Drug Benefit. Guidance issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS) used to administer these programs is also used.

Jan 022010
 

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Social Security and Medicare, 2nd Edition

Get it while you can ? Complex, ever-changing, and controversial, the future of our current system of Social Security and Medicare is uncertain. This indispensable guide explains the proposed changes and current status of these important social programs. Completely revised to incorporate changes to compensation scales and survivor benefits, and with an expanded section on Medicare and the new drug programs, this book is the most up-to-date overview of Social Security and Medicare currently available. ? Revised and updated with the latest 2006 statistics on income scales and cost of living; such Social Security Benefits as survivor benefits and disability payments; tax codes; and more ? Completely new chapters on Medicare, the Medicare Drug Programs, and the current political climate and proposed changes ? Completely revised section on resources

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Lita Epstein, MBA, is a seasoned financial writer who develops o (more…)

Jan 022010
 

Social Security, Medicare & Government Pensions: Get the Most Out of Your Retirement & Medical Benefits

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“Guide[s] you through the maze of Social Security and Medicare in simple English…” –The Wall Street Journal”Anyone who can write a readable guide to Medicare should get a medal…. Why can’t the system be as straightforward as this book?” (Pasadena Star-News )”Guide[s] you through the maze of Social Security and Medicare in simple English…” (The Wall Street Journal 20080307)”Offers clear explanations of what to expect from a remarkable safety net that has withstood the test of time…” (Contra Costa Times )

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“Anyone who can write a readable guide to Medicare should get a medal…. Why can’t the system be as straightforward as this book?”

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Dec 311969
 
Q: I start Social Security benefits this spring, and I'm pretty frantic about what to choose for Medicare Part D, especially with all the hoopla about insurance plans. Is this a topic you can help me with? -- Dave Dither
Dec 311969
 
Social Security and Medicare deficits are actually worse than some projections because the forecasts are based on full employment. To fix these issues involves either benefit reductions or significantly higher funding.
Dec 311969
 
BELLEVILLE, Ill.----Medicare annual enrollment ended Dec. 31, but some beneficiaries can switch their coverage during open enrollment from Jan. 1 to March 31, according to Allsup, a nationwide provider of Social Security disability representation and Medicare services.