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Medicare Advocates

Medicare is the federal and private health insurance partnership program for people 65 and older, and younger people with certain disabilities. The federal government develops Medicare coverage appeal rules, but private companies partnered with Medicare mostly make the decisions to grant or deny coverage.

Medicare does not cover long-term care. If you have Medicare and are facing an extended stay in a nursing home, it may have to be paid by private funds.

Our team at Good Grief Law can help you find the right Medicare policy to fit your individual needs and to help protect your assets for the high cost of assisted living or nursing home care.

Call us today to speak with a Medicare advocate for seniors in Charleston.


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Medicare Advocates

Medicare is the federal and private health insurance partnership program for people 65 and older, and younger people with certain disabilities. The federal government develops Medicare coverage appeal rules, but private companies partnered with Medicare mostly make the decisions to grant or deny coverage.

Medicare does not cover long-term care. If you have Medicare and are facing an extended stay in a nursing home, it may have to be paid by private funds.

Our team at Good Grief Law can help you find the right Medicare policy to fit your individual needs and to help protect your assets for the high cost of assisted living or nursing home care.

Call us today to speak with a Medicare advocate for seniors in Charleston.

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