Partnerships
Our work is supported by private foundations and public contracts, and we maintain fee-for-service relationships with a number of corporations and nonprofits.
For 30 years, the Medicare Rights Center has answered millions of calls from older adults, people with disabilities, and the caregivers, social workers, and advocates who support them. That work isn’t possible alone.
Foundations fund our policy team. Government agencies and community partners carry Medicare Interactive into the places people need it. Universities and health systems use our training to prepare the next generation of counselors. Each partnership extends what we can do — and who we can reach.
Who we work with
A selection of the foundations, agencies, and organizations whose support and collaboration shape our work.
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Medicare Rights CenterMedicare Minute
The Medicare Rights Center is a national, nonprofit consumer service organization that works to ensure access to affordable health care for older adults and people with disabilities through counseling and advocacy, educational programs, and public policy initiatives.
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GovernmentTest Partner
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What Our Partners Say
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National Association of Social WorkersWorking with the Medicare Rights Center has strengthened our ability to connect social workers with the resources they need to advocate for aging clients navigating Medicare.
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Eastern Gateway Community CollegeMedicare Interactive has been an invaluable training tool for our health services students, giving them practical knowledge of Medicare that prepares them for real-world client interactions.
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NYC Department for the AgingOur collaboration with Medicare Rights has been essential in helping New York City's older adults understand their Medicare options and access the benefits they've earned.