Everything You Need to Know about Medicare and Medicaid (Inc. Maximizing Dual Eligibility Benefits!) 

Medicaid and Medicare are both government healthcare programs but they are very different. Those differences can be very confusing, and today we’re going to discuss both of these programs, dual eligibility and how you can make the most of your health care benefits.
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00:00 Intro
00:51 Medicaid
03:24 Medicare
08:18 Dual Eligibility
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Medicaid and Medicare are both government healthcare programs but they are very different. Those differences can be very confusing, and today we’re going to discuss both of these programs, dual eligibility and how you can make the most of your health care benefits.
I’m Nicole from Low Income Relief, where we help millions of people save money and get free stuff.
Health care is expensive, so it’s no shocker that so many people have questions about government-funded healthcare programs like Medicaid and Medicare. Although they sound similar and began around the same time, these two programs are actually very different. If you’re eligible for one or the other (or both), then it’s important that you understand the differences and how to make the most of your benefits.
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