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Original Medicare
Original Medicare is the fee-for-service program in which the government pays beneficiaries' healthcare costs. Get details about coverage and plan benefits here.
A social health maintenance organization is a health care insurance plan offering a complete range of coverage and benefits, including: personal care services, hearing aids, dental care, eyeglasses, prescription drug and chronic care benefits, short-term nursing home care and medical transportation services.
An SHMO is more expensive, but enrollees are covered for far more services than Original Medicare.
Learn how and when to enroll in Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medigap, and Part D coverage. Get plan information and a free quote today.
Original Medicare is the fee-for-service program in which the government pays beneficiaries' healthcare costs. Get details about coverage and plan benefits here.
Learn how and when to enroll in Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medigap, and Part D coverage. Get plan information and a free quote today.
Original Medicare is the fee-for-service program in which the government pays beneficiaries' healthcare costs. Get details about coverage and plan benefits here.
