Thousands in Medicare help your family may be leaving on the table.
Most people who qualify for these programs never claim them. Here's each one in plain language, what it's worth, who it's for, and exactly how to apply.
What these programs are worth
Extra Help with prescription drug costs
Cuts Part D prescription costs to near zero for people with limited income and savings. One application, and it's often approved automatically alongside a Savings Program.
Worth about $5,700 a yearMedicare Savings Programs
Pays $203/moPays your Part B premium, and the QMB level also covers your deductibles and copays.
Learn more →Medicaid & more
Full Medicaid, plus state help with prescriptions, food, utilities, and property tax.
Learn more →No-asset-test states
Savings not counted13 states plus D.C. don't count your savings at all, so you may qualify even with money in the bank.
Learn more →Your state's programs
Every state sets its own limits and adds its own programs. See the 2026 rules where you live.
Learn more →Helping a parent? Get authorized
The two Medicare forms families mix up, and how to get permission to speak to Medicare for a parent.
Learn more →Not sure which apply to you?
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