If you cannot afford your Medicare premiums, there are several assistance programs available to help cover these costs.
First, you should visit your local Medicaid office to see if you qualify. If so, Medicaid will cover your monthly premiums and provide you with extra benefits.
Additionally, there are several Medicare Savings Plans available to help cover low-income earners. These plans help pay your Medicare premiums and out-ofpocket costs.
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