Customer Review: There is a huge amount of information in this book which it seems is a requirement. Social Security might not be too hard toort out,but Medicare / Medicaid looks like a nightmare. Fortunately I have three more years to figure out the right things to do. My advice is to get this book well before you... more info
Customer Review: How can you make the best choices about medical insurance when you reach 65? There is endless information on the internet and several books cover the subject. I bought most of these books and did extensive research but was still uncertain and undecided. This was the one book that stood out:... more info
Customer Review: I bought this book with the expectation of learning more about medicare than social security as I am already on SSD. There really is not much regarding that subject but I guess if you are in your 50's it would be helpful - not so much if you are in your early 60's.
Customer Review: This book is of little use because it was published before several major changes to the Medicare program, most notably the introduction of Part D, the prescription drug benefit.
Customer Review: If you find yourself in the position of needing help winding your way through the maze of paperwork and inertia that can be our governmental services, specifically in regards to Social Security, then this book will be an invaluable resource for you. It will prepare you with an insider's knowledge on... more info
Customer Review: Insurance has always been for me so difficult to figure out. There are so many plans to look at, too many options and then the constant fear that I'm not going to do it right and in the end make a poor choice. The Pocket Idiot's Guide to Medicare Part D is very easy to use, well written and... more info
Customer Review: Jonathan Oberlander's book is a great introduction to the practical politics of Medicare, and to the basic functioning of the program. I knew very little going in about Medicare, and felt obliged to learn: Medicare-for-all is held up as the goal toward which all health-insurance plans should... more info
Customer Review: I have been trying to make sense of the healthcare mess. It is not easy. I find that most of what I read seems off target and out of focus. Everyone knows the system is a mess, but no one can explain quite why. This little book -- it is about 150 pages -- brings a remarkable amount of clarity... more info
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