Nebraska Medicare
Some of the carriers we represent in the state of Nebraska are Mutual of Omaha and UniCare. For more information on specific plans, view Medicare insurance plans by state. In Nebraska, 88% of Medicare beneficiaries have some form of prescription medication coverage. 64% of those beneficiaries are enrolled in a Part D supplementary prescription drug plan. Each Medicare member of Nebraska is able to enroll in a Medicare Advantage policy whose highest out-of-pocket limit is $3,400 or less.There are 46 Medicare drug plans available in the state. The lowest monthly premium in 2009 was $22.80. There are 18 plans that deductibles of $0. The minimum available premium for a prescription drug plan that covers generics within the gap is $62.00 per month. There are also 8 plans in Nebraska that are available for $0 monthly premium for anyone who has limited income and is eligible for financial help.
Consult with MedicareSolutions.com to compare plans for where you live and help find Medicare insurance benefits that are right for your needs.
Qualified Medicare & Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiaries
States are required to pay the Medicare premiums, copayments, and deductibles for those who are eligible as Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMBs). In Nebraska, beneficiaries are eligible for additional medical services at minimal cost. In order to be a QMB one must meet certain resource resource and income guidelines. Income must be over 100% but cannot exceed 120% of the Federal Poverty level. Resource limits are $4,000 for 1 person and $6,000 for 2 people.
For City Specific Medicare plans: Omaha, NE; Lincoln, NE
