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Medicare Advocacy Project: 1-800-323-3205
The Medicare Advocacy Project (MAP) helps both elderly and disabled people who may have been unfairly denied Medicare. MAP can give you the information you need to learn more and get the help you need. MAP can advise you and sometimes represent you for free

SHINE (Serving the Health Information Needs of Elders): 1-800-243-4636, press 2
The SHINE (Serving the Health Information Needs of Elders) Program provides health insurance counseling services to elderly and disabled adults.

SHINE counselors are trained to handle complex questions about Medicare, Medicare supplements, Medicare Health Maintenance Organizations, public benefits with health care components, Medicaid, free hospital care, prescription drug assistance programs, drug discount cards, and long-term health insurance.

Prescription Advantage: 1-800-243-4636, press 1
Prescription Advantage is a prescription drug insurance plan for all Massachusetts residents age 65 and older, as well as younger people with disabilities who meet income and employment guidelines.

MassHealth: 1-800-841-2900
The MassHealth program provides comprehensive health insurance — or help paying for private health insurance.

MassMedLine: 1-866-633-1617
MassMedLine can review your information to help you find programs that may help you with your prescription costs. These programs include MassHealth, Commonwealth Care/Choice, Medicare Drug Benefit Plans, Prescription Advantage and Patient Assistance Programs.

MassMedLine can also give you information about your prescription coverage options or how to use your insurance in the most cost effective way.

Medicare: 1-800-MEDICARE


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Created June 2011


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