Find Medicare Doctors Near You: A Comprehensive Guide
Medicare is a form of health coverage for people who are 65 years or older, those with disabilities, and people with ESRD (End Stage Renal Disease). The coverage comes in four options, Medicare A, Medicare B, Medicare C and Medicare D. Under plans B and C, Medicare covers at least part of the cost for outpatient office visits. Plan A is strictly inpatient coverage and Plan D covers the cost of prescriptions. Finding a local Medicare doctor is easy.
Instructions
Finding a Doctor's Office that Accepts Medicare
Go to medicare.gov. This is the homepage for Medicare.
Scroll over the "Resource Locator" tab and then click on "Doctors."
Select the type of doctor's office you are looking from the "Specialty" drop-down menu.
Enter the location where you would like to go for the office visit.
Input optional search criteria if you so desire. Click on the "Search Providers" tab.
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