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Frequently asked questions about Medicare
Since 1966, residents 65 or older have been able to sign up for Medicare, the federal government’s health plan for seniors. But there are now private plans available, as well as a drug plan, giving people more options — but also raising more questions for beneficiaries. Michelle P. Holzer, program manager for the Maryland Department of Aging’s State Health Insurance Assistance Program, offers answers to some of the most common questions people have about the program. The office offers free and confidential counseling and assistance in every county...Read More
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