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Have Medicare and Medicaid?

Don’t miss out! 

This is an important opportunity to maximize health benefits.

Does any of this resonate with you? 

  • Confusing Options – Too many plans, terms, and choices
  • Who to Trust? – Unclear who has your best interest in mind
  • Penalties & Timelines – Unsure of when to enroll without penalties
  • Choosing the Wrong Plan– Worrying about premiums and not getting the right benefits
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Could You Get Stronger Coverage at No Extra Cost?

If you have both Medicare and Medicaid, new health plan options may be available to you. At RetireMed, we can help you look at all the available plans and choose the one that works best for you. 

You may qualify to get: 

  • Better care
  • More benefits
  • A simpler way to use your Medicare and Medicaid benefits together 

It’s important to review your new options. We’re here to make it easy for you.

What is Next Generation MyCare?

Next Generation MyCare is an improved managed care program designed for Ohioans who receive both Medicare and Medicaid benefits. Next Generation MyCare plans put all health and care benefits together in one easy plan for better support and more personalized care.

 

Who is Eligible?

Those eligible for the Next Generation MyCare program: 

  • Qualify for the full benefit of both Medicare and Medicaid services
  • Are age 21 or older
  • Live in one of the counties where MyCare is currently available (shown in gold on the map) until the program expands statewide beginning April 2026

Our friendly advisors can help you determine if you are eligible.

RetireMed is here to help.

For assistance or to schedule a no-cost plan review, contact our team.

 

Our experts are ready to guide you through your options to help you choose the strongest plan for your needs. We can assist you in finding a plan that includes your doctors, covers your medications, and provides access to important benefits

Our services are offered at no cost and no obligation to enroll.

We’ve helped more than 65,000 people across Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Florida.