Medicare.gov is the official U.S. government website for Medicare, where you can check coverage, compare plans, manage your account, and get the latest Medicare news and alerts.

What Medicare.gov Is

  • Medicare.gov is the official federal site for the Medicare program, serving people 65+ and some younger people with disabilities.
  • It provides authoritative information on what Medicare covers, what it costs, and how to enroll or change coverage.

Key Things You Can Do

  • Compare plans (Medicare Advantage, Part D drug plans, and Medigap) using the Plan Compare tool by entering your ZIP code.
  • Search for doctors, hospitals, and other providers who accept Medicare using the provider search tools.
  • Learn about Parts A, B, C, and D, eligibility rules, and important enrollment deadlines.

Your Online Medicare Account

  • By creating a secure Medicare account, you can view your coverage details, see processed claims, access or print your Medicare card, and track premiums.
  • You can also go paperless, view electronic claim statements, and in many cases pay premiums online through your account.

Help, News, and Security

  • Medicare.gov offers 24/7 help via live chat and also provides the 1‑800‑MEDICARE phone contact for speaking with a person.
  • The homepage highlights important updates like fraud warnings, nondiscrimination court decisions, and open enrollment reminders to help you stay protected and informed.

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