Medicare Rights Center
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 333-4114 · more numbers below
Medicare Rights Center is a national nonprofit that helps older adults and people with disabilities understand and use Medicare. Its free helpline answers questions about Medicare choices, bills, coverage denials, and appeals. It also offers free online guides, webinars, and training for people with Medicare, their families, and the professionals who help them.
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What they offer 8
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Community Partners and Professional TrainingProgram
Training and resources for community organizations and professionals who help people with Medicare.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Medicare InteractiveProgram
An online Medicare curriculum for professionals who help clients, patients, employees, or retirees navigate Medicare questions.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Medicare MinuteProgram
Monthly Medicare presentation content that organizations can use to share Medicare information with their communities.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Medicare Savings Program Enrollment HelpProgram
Counselors screen some callers for Medicare Savings Programs and help eligible New York residents apply for benefits that lower Medicare costs.
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National HelplineService
This national helpline helps people understand government health programs and find their way through the system. It is for older adults, people with disabilities, families, and people with low income.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
National Medicare HelplineService
Free phone counseling on Medicare coverage, bills, denials, and appeals.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Policy WorkProgram
Medicare Rights Center uses helpline and education experience to advocate for policy changes that protect and improve Medicare.
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