Take Action. Find health & drug plans. Find care providers. Find medical equipment & suppliers. Find a Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) policy. Find publications. Talk to someone. Manage your email preferences. Get information in other languages. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) just issued its 2018 version of their "Medicare and You" handbook. This ehandbook contains information about what's new for the year, how Medicare works with your other insurance, Medicare costs, and what Medicare covers. Link to this ehandbook. Even better, the information on the web is updated… The Medicare and You 2017 Handbook includes information on any changes to Medicare for the current year, and addresses overall information such as: Important Enrollment Periods How Medicare Works What Services Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) Covers Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) and Other Medicare Health Plans Medicare Supplement Insurance The 2022 Edition of Medicare Handbook offers expert guidance on: Medicare Enrollment and Eligibility Medicare Coverage in all Care-Settings Medicare Coverage for People with Chronic Conditions Medicare Home Health Coverage and Access to Care Medicare-Related COVID Changes Prescription Drug Coverage Medicare Advantage Plans Medicare Appeals NOTE: We try to update the Handbook content on an ongoing basis as changes occur. However, in case of a conflict between the contents of the Handbook and the Act, Regulations, and Rulings, the latter take precedence. Information about benefit programs administered by other agencies can be found at Benefits.gov. October 1, 2018 Ms. Seema Verma Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services U. S. Department of Health and Human Services We look forward to continuing to work together to ensure the Medicare & You Handbook and other CMS communications to beneficiaries better achieve balance and objectivity, and make Medicare Medicare & Medicaid Basics MLN Fact Sheet Page 6 of 8 MLN909330 April 2022. Dually Eligible Beneficiaries. Dually eligible beneficiaries are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. They include beneficiaries . enrolled in Medicare Part A, Part B, or both, and getting full Medicaid benefits or help with Medicare By National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare June 4, 2018 A draft handbook on Medicare enrollment has drawn criticism from senior's advocates - and rightly so. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released the draft for review in advance of mailing a final version to 43 million households this September. And what's new for Medicare in 2018; Don't dip into your retirement savings to pay for healthcare costs! Use this book and learn to use Medicare in conjunction with Medigap and supplemental insurance plans. Save your money, the "Official US Government Medicare handbook" is free and far more informative and authoritative. Read more. One Getting Started With Medicare. March 2018. CMS Product No. 10050. Medicare currently provides health insurance for 58.6 million United States (U.S.) citizens. The Medicare & You handbook pictured on the slide is mailed to every Medicare household each year in the fall. It's sent to all newly enrolled people as well. and what's new for Medicare in 2018. Don't dip into your retirement savings to pay for healthcare costs. Use this book and learn if Medigap or Medicare Advantage is the correct choice for you. No matter what your specific financial/healthcare s