Medicare is a government program created to help Americans pay for prescription drugs, occupational therapy, physical therapy, home health aides, associated nursing home stays and other benefits. There are several different sources of Medicare information which can help you understand the benefits and coverage provided through such program.

First and foremost you have to make a list of specific questions that you have about Medicare. This list will help you narrow down the types and extent of Medicare information that you will be researching for. It will help you decide which government agency or any private entities that you may contact to get such information.

Next, you should talk to your physician, pharmacist or insurance agent if your questions are related to Medicare payment and costs for doctors’ visits or drug prescriptions.

If you need answers about Medicare benefits for nursing home charges then you should ask your local Area Agency on Aging. This agency has offices across the US and can give you comprehensive information on Medicare nursing home benefits. You can get up-to-date information on developments in Medicare regulations by becoming a member of the American Association of Retired Persons.

You can also check out the Medicare website to get detailed Medicare information on federal regulations and some other technical aspects related to this federal program.

Answer by general public — June 30, 2009 @ 1:50 pm

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