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Medicare Parts A & B offered by Social Security Administration in Spokane

714 North Iron bridge Way, Suite 100, Spokane, WA 99202

Rear of the Ironbridge Office Park at the intersection of Trent and Perry.Turn north off of Trent onto Perry, office is at the end of the street.

Eligibility

Varies by program with age and disability status restrictions.

Hours

8am to 7pm from Monday through Friday

Application process

Call to make an appointment at a local office or apply online. Apply for Medicare no later than the month before 65th birthday so it will begin at age 65.   Once enrolled, patients should always find out beforehand whether their hospital, skilled nursing facility, or home health agency is approved for Medicare payments. Some information about the quality of care hospitals provide to Medicare patient is available at Hospital Compare on the Medicare website.

Fees

Hospital Insurance (Part A):   No premiums if applicant is eligible for Social Security; non-Social Security recipients may pay premium.    Medical Insurance (Part B):   Patient pays a premium, a yearly deductible amount and a co-insurance amount for each visit.   Monthly premiums, deductibles and co-insurance for Medicare change each year.  

Service area

Pend Oreille, WA Stevens, WA Ferry, WA Spokane, WA

Other Information

Focus Population

  • General

Languages

  • Interpreter services

Age Group

  • Older Adults (65+)
Offers hospital insurance (Part A) and medical insurance (Part B)  for individuals meeting eligibility requirements.   Hospital Insurance (Part A) helps pay for the following:
  • Costs above deductible and applicable co-payment per benefit period.
  • Inpatient hospital care and, when medically necessary after a hospital stay, inpatient care in a skilled nursing facility, home health care, the cost of drugs, supplies, appliances, equipment, and any other services ordinarily furnished to inpatients of the hospital or skilled nursing facility.
  • Hospice care.
Medical Insurance (Part B) helps pay for the following:
  • Physician's services
  • Outpatient hospital services in an emergency room or an outpatient clinic of a hospital
  • Home health visits
  • Outpatient physical and speech therapy
  • Other medical services prescribed by a doctor, such as diagnostic services, x-ray or other radiation treatments, some ambulatory services, surgical dressing, splints, casts and braces.

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Washington 211

Providing organization

Social Security Administration
Manages application and administration offices for federal Social Security programs that provide financial assistance to vulnerable adults.
Medicare Parts A & B offered by Social Security Administration in Spokane