Alabama Medicare

If you live in Alabama and are looking to find some helpful information on the numerous Medicare plans in Alabama, or if you need help choosing an Alabama Medicare plan that fits your needs, you’re in the right place.

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Alabama Medicare Facts

In the United States, there are more than 44 million people enrolled in a Medicare program. Around 20 percent of those are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, which administers Medicare benefits through private insurance companies. Also, about a quarter of all Medicare beneficiaries have some form of extra prescription coverage through Medicare Part D.

Here are some recent Alabama Medicare statistics:

• More than 800,000 are enrolled in Medicare altogether (About 17% of Alabama’s total population)
• Over 170,000 are enrolled in an Alabama Medicare Advantage plan
• Over 714,000 individuals have Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage
• More than $5,300 is spent per total Alabama Medicare enrolled residence
• More than $7,000 is spent per Alabama Medicare enrollee

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Alabama Medicare Assistance Programs

Alabama’s Medicare Assistance programs include Medicaid, which is a state funded program. This Medicaid program helps individuals who cannot afford to pay their health care out of their own pockets. Alabama residents with low income who meet certain eligibility requirements may qualify. In addition, a Low Income Subsidy or LIS is also available to those who qualify for Medicaid.

Alabama also offers other assistance programs such as PACE, the Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. The PACE program helps those with most health care needs if they cannot afford them. There is the State Health Insurance Program or SHIP, which provides various counseling services as well as Medicare Savings Plan and other assistance programs.

Alabama Medicare Contact Information

For more information about Medicare in Alabama, or any one of the various Alabama Medicare Advantage or Medicare Assistance coverage plans contact any one of the following resources:

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

7500 Security Boulevard, Baltimore MD 21244-1850
1-800-MEDICARE

Alabama Part A Claims

PO Box 830139
Birmingham, AL 35283-0139
877-567-7271 or TDD: 877-467-7516

Alabama Medicare Part B Claims

PO Box 830140
Birmingham, AL 35283-0140
1-877-567-7271 or TDD 1-877-467-7516