Paying for Medicare can seem like an overwhelming prospect for many people approaching retirement age. You might be used to your private insurance through your employer, and you’re not sure how to budget for health insurance through retirement. The good news is there are several Medicare savings programs available in Kansas to help eligible individuals pay for their Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket expenses. Let’s dig deeper into these programs and how you might qualify.
Medicare Savings Programs
People can join Medicare Savings Programs based on their monthly income and resources (money in bank accounts plus some investments). In Kansas, there are three Medicare Savings programs that we will outline below. But first, let’s talk through some of the steps to apply for MSPs in Kansas.
You can apply for Medicare Savings Programs in Kansas at the KanCare website:
You can also call the following number to receive a paper version of the application if you prefer,
1-800-792-4884. Although the paper application might be subjected to more delays through snail mail.
Through the application process, you will be expected to list your sources of income and investments to see if you qualify for MSPs.
The sources of income might include the following:
Social security
Pension
Veteran’s benefits
Rent
Alimony
The resources they might ask you to list include:
Stocks and bonds
Checking and savings accounts
Life insurance policies
Vehicles
The short answer is yes. Even if you do not meet the requirements as listed for Medicare Savings Programs in Kansas, you can still try to take advantage of the discounted rate and lower out-of-pocket costs. For seniors on a fixed income, qualifying for MSPs can make a huge difference in their monthly budget.
The exact numbers for income and resources qualifications for MSPs in Kansas are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please call 1-800-792-4884 to confirm current resource and income guideline amounts.
Generally speaking, you might qualify for Medicare Savings Programs through KanCare if your resources are at or below $9,660 for one person or $14,470 for a married couple and you meet the following income eligibility:
Overview: Helps pay for Part A and Part B premiums, as well as deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments.
Individual monthly income up to $1,325; married couple up to $1,783.
Overview: Assists with Part B premiums.
Individual monthly income up to $1,585; married couple up to $2,135.
Also aids in paying Part B premiums.
Individual monthly income up to $1,781; married couple up to $2,400.
Overview: Covers Part A premiums for certain individuals under 65 who have a disability and are working.
Individual monthly income up to $5,302; married couple up to $7,135.
Medicare Savings Programs in Kansas can help you cover out-of-pocket healthcare costs. To apply for these programs or get more information, contact KanCare at 1-800-792-4884 or visit their website at www.kdads.ks.gov shop for the first time
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