Healthcare.gov is a federal website that brings
together information from many separate websites (medicare.gov,
healthfinder.gov,
and hospital compare).
Provides information about your insurance options, based
on your age, family situation, and which state you live in. The
insurance information includes both the Medicare plans and the private
insurance plans available in your state. Another part of the website is
devoted to preventative care - i.e. how to stay healthy. In addition,
another section of the website allows you to compare the quality of care in
different hospitals. There is a section specifically for seniors, with information about the new
Affordable Care Act and about how Medicare recipients can receive rebate
checks when they reach the drug coverage gap (a.k.a. the 'donut hole').
Heathcare.gov
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A blog highlighting special funding streams of interest to the Connecticut library community.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Healthcare.gov, federal website
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