The federal government provides a program of basic health care insurance for older and disabled individuals called Medicare. The federal and state governments together also provide a comprehensive medical benefits program, called Medicaid, for qualified low-income people. Medicare and Medicaid are not the same, though some older people qualify for both. Medicaid coverage rules vary from state to state, but Medicare is the same all over the United States. Since Medicare and Medicaid came into being in 1965, they have been revised many times.
More revisions are certain.
Current information is available from your local Social Security Administration office. Other groups such as the American Association of Retired Persons, local legal services programs, senior centers, and area agencies on aging also provide useful information. I will turn sixty-five soon, but I do not plan to retire then. After all, these are assets I intend to leave to my children when I die. Everything you need for court related issues.