Find medicare resources
Search & filter
Showing all results.
Do you have health care coverage questions or concerns? Contact the Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) for assistance by filling out the information in the form below and we will provide you with help.
Washington’s Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) are volunteers who can help you understand the different parts of Medicare, assess your needs and help you enroll in Medicare and assistance programs.
You have the right to appeal Medicare's decisions on coverage and payments. Learn where to find information about appeals and how to contact us if you need help understanding the process.
Use this alphabetized list, arranged by county, to find a SHIBA office for help with Medicare in your local area.
Use this calendar to find Medicare counseling sessions and events. You can filter by date, county, sponsor or type of event.
Learn about your health insurance options if you have lost your Apple Health coverage.
Learn about your Medicare Advantage options for 2025.
Washington state consumers can find more information about Medicare Advantage plans and SNPs, including prices, by looking for plans in their county.
Learn about Medigap plans, what they cost and when you can sign up for one.
Learn about the differences between Medigap and Medicare Advantage plans and what to consider before buying one.
Featured topics
Find Medicare counseling and events in your area
Use this calendar to find Medicare counseling sessions and events. You can filter by date, county, sponsor or type of event.
Get help paying for Medicare
The Medicare Savings Program helps people on Medicare pay for all or part of their premiums. See if you qualify.
Find a local SHIBA office
Use this alphabetized list, arranged by county, to find a SHIBA office for help with Medicare in your local area.
How to identify and report Medicare fraud and abuse
Our Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisor (SHIBA) volunteers and the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) help Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers prevent, notice and report Medicare fraud.