- How do I afford health care in retirement?
- What is Medicare?
- Who pays for Medicare?
- What is Medicare Part A?
- What is Medicare Part B?
- What is Medicare Part C?
- What is Medicare Part D?
- What is Medigap insurance?
- Which Medigap policy should I buy?
- Where can I learn more about Medigap?
- What is Medicaid?
- What does Medicaid cover?
- Should I get long-term care insurance?
- How can I tell if a nursing home is a good one?
- Will my health coverage be affected if my spouse dies?
Medicaid is a health insurance program for certain low-income individuals and their families. The program is run jointly by the federal government and your state. People 65 years of age or older who meet the income and asset limits for their state are eligible for Medicaid. Your state is in charge of setting the income and asset eligibility tests for its residents.

