For many people, managing their health care expenses and knowing what programs are available to help is not always easy. But working with the right people can make it easier. With Social Service Coordinators all it takes is just a short phone call to get started.

Did you know that every month $96.40 or more is deducted from your Social Security , check to cover your Medicare Part B Premium?

You may be eligible to save on Your Medicare Part B Premium, Your Annual Deductibles, and Your Co-Payments and Increase your Social Security check by $1,156.80 or more a year, (depending on your Medicare Part B Premium) – this is called a Medicare Savings Program. It can stop your deduction and cover all or part of your Medicare Part B. premiums.

SSC can assist you with enrolling in a Medicare Savings Program- At NO Cost to You, Guaranteed! Why not join the millions of people who are already saving on their health care expenses?

SSC has already helped a quarter of a million Medicare members enroll in programs that reduce Medicare and health care expenses. These are programs that can assist you with your general related expenses such as Discounts that can save you up to 70 percent on certain prescriptions drugs, free 30 day supply for certain prescription drugs, and no enrollment fees, deductibles, or monthly charges.

You also have available to you Energy and Telephone programs that provide monthly discounts on utility or telephone bills, including cellular. Waived connections fees, setup costs along with rebates and tax credits for energy efficient appliances are programs that you can participate in.

You also have available to you Energy and Telephone programs that provide monthly discounts on utility or telephone bills, including cellular. Waived connections fees, setup costs along with rebates and tax credits for energy efficient appliances are programs that you can participate in.

To take advantage of these programs and many others you need to call SSC or hop online to their website, answer a few questions for eligibility- and by the way all of your information is confidential, in fact the person you talk to will be your advocate for as long as you like, this mean that you are not transferred to someone new every time you call or have questions. Your advocate will ask you two simple questions to get you started: 1- Are you single with a monthly income less than $1,238 or, a couple with a monthly income less than $1659? 2- Are you single with savings of $4,000 or less, or a couple with savings of $6,000 or less? You advocate with this information will then determine the best plan for you to obtain all the benefits you qualify for.

Why are you not one of these people saving on your health care benefits? There is no cost to you for Social Service Coordinators assistance and your health plan benefits will not be affected. Your participation in this process is voluntary and your information will be kept private. The information you provide will only be used to qualify you for these programs.

Learn more about Social Service Coordinators, and start getting your health bills paid today!

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