Expert guides about medicare in Pennsylvania from Brevy Care.
If someone told you to "call APPRISE" about a Medicare question, the Pennsylvania program you want is now called PA MEDI, and it's free.
Pennsylvania Medicare Supplement (Medigap) open enrollment lasts 6 months, starts the first month you're enrolled in Medicare Part B, and applies at any age, including under 65.
Pennsylvania runs two state programs, PACE and PACENET, that help residents 65 and older pay for prescriptions on top of Medicare Part D.
If you're turning 65 in Pennsylvania or helping a parent sort out Medicare, you face four parts, dozens of plan choices, and costs that reset every January.