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Medicare vs Medicaid
Medicare is federal health insurance for 65+, certain disabled, and ESRD, earned by work credits, with premiums and cost-sharing. Medicaid is state-administered need-based coverage for the poor, paying costs Medicare leaves, with income and asset tests.
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