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How To Keep Your Medicare LIS Eligibility? In this informative video, we will guide you through the essential steps to maintain your Medicare Low-Income Subsidy eligibility. Understanding the eligibility criteria is the first step to ensuring you receive the assistance you need for prescription drug costs. We’ll discuss the income limits and the importance of staying informed as these figures change annually.

Additionally, we will cover resource limits, including what counts and what doesn’t when it comes to your assets. Reporting any changes in your financial situation or living arrangements is vital to maintaining your eligibility, and we’ll explain how to do this effectively.

The video will also highlight the periodic reviews of your eligibility and the documentation you need to keep organized for a smooth renewal process. We’ll touch on Medicare Savings Programs that could help you qualify for the Low-Income Subsidy automatically.

Finally, we’ll walk you through the application and renewal process with the Social Security Administration, including options for applying online, by phone, or in person. Don’t miss this chance to ensure you continue receiving essential support for your prescription needs.

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