Online Options Technology Training (Draft) - By North Central CT AAA

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    This is what the home page of the Medicare.gov looks like when you first access the page.

    This is not a comprehensive list, but some of the more frequently used tools/resources. You can see all that is available to you by going to www.medicare.gov

    Click on “Compare”

    Click on “Find & Compare Plans”

    Click on “Begin General Search”

    Answer each of the questions as they apply to you

    Click on “continue”

    “ Enter my drugs”-Enter in the name of medication, dose, amount of pills, how often you fill your scripts. Drug ID & Password-if you started a plan comparison already or did one the previous year, you can use these fields to enter in username/pw “ Continue to drug list”-a list of all the part d plans available (sorted by cheapest plan)-for people who don’t take any meds)

    Enter name of drug-will come up with a search.

    Double check dose, quantity, and frequency for each of your prescriptions and then click “continue” for the next step.

    Click on 3 plans you are interested in to compare and contrasts costs/coverage

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    Online Options Technology Training (Draft) - By North Central CT AAA - Presentation Transcript

    1. Understanding Your Benefits & Options: A Guide To On-line Resources: Presented by North Central Area Agency on Aging
    2. Understanding Your Benefits:
      • Useful websites:
      • www.medicare.gov
      • www.mymedicare.gov
      • http://www.ssa.gov/
    3. Medicare
      • Website: www.medicare.gov
      You may need to create a username and password to access specific info about your Medicare benefits
    4. Why Use Medicare.gov?
      • Part D Plan finder tool
      • Enrollment into Part D (specific rules apply to this)
      • Comparing Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Home Health Agencies in your area
      • Find a doctor/health care specialist who takes Medicare
      • Electronic Copy of “Medicare and You” book
      • Access to Medicare publications and documents
      Reference: www.medicare.gov
    5. Example Of Medicare On-line Resource: Part D Plan Finder Tool
    6. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    7. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    8. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    9. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    10. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    11. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    12. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
    13. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
      • *You can create a password to save your work
    14. Part D Plan Finder Tool Cont.
      • You can compare up to 3 plans:
    15. My Medicare
      • Website: www.mymedicare.gov
    16. Why Use My Medicare.gov?
      • *See quick guide for comprehensive list of resources you can access through this website*
      • Some of the features and benefits offered:
        • View Claim Information (excluding Part D Claims)
        • Order Duplicate Medicare Summary Notices (MSN)
        • Access quality information about your provider
        • View plan enrollment and quality information for your Prescription Drug, Medicare Advantage and other insurance plans
        • Compare health and drug plans
      Reference: http://mymedicare.gov/
    17. My Medicare Cont. Take a tutorial of how to use My Medicare New users will need to create a username and password
    18. Social Security Administration (SSA)
      • Website: http://www.ssa.gov/
    19. SSA Cont.
      • Request a password through http:// www.ssa.gov /
      You may need to request a password to view some of your on-line benefits
    20. Why use SSA website?
      • *See quick guide for comprehensive list of resources you can access through this website*
      • Some of the features and benefits offered:
        • Apply for Social Security benefits
        • Find out what benefits you may qualify for
        • Estimate future benefits
        • Find out more info on the Social Security benefits you are receiving
        • Apply for financial assistance
      Reference: http://www.ssa.gov/
    21. CHOICES Is Here To Help
      • As the State Health Insurance Assistance Program for Connecticut, CHOICES provides Free and Unbiased information and assistance in navigating the benefits and options available to you through Medicare.
      • Specially trained staff, counselors and volunteers are available to speak with you or set up an appointment to go over your unique options. Just call-
      • 1-800-994-9422
    22. Additional Resources
      • CHOICES Program
      • Medicare
      • My Medicare Matters
      • CMA
      • SSA
      • Infoline
      • 1-800-994-9422
      • 1-800-MEDICARE
      • www.mymedicarematters.org
      • 1-800-262-4414
      • 1-800-772-1213
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