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6. You may want to check out the Medicare Interactive site

It's like a Wikipedia for Medicare and is very user friendly. If you are aging into Medicare, will need to make sure to enroll in a Part D plan in order to avoid a lifetime penalty of 1%/month based on the average national premium.

Also, you will need to decide how you want to receive your medical coverage, either through a supplement or Medigap plan, which supplements original Medicare Parts A & B, along with a stand alone prescription drug plan or Medicare Advantage, which is privatized Medicare offered through an insurance company.

http://www.medicareinteractive.org

There is also Medicare.gov, which has star ratings of all of the plans.

Good luck!