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Local Business Spotlight: The Medicare Group

The Medicare Group's head quarters are in Conshohocken and we have a satellite office in Phoenixville. It is through a combined strategy of representation, education, and community involvement that we help Medicare beneficiaries and eligible beneficiaries with any of their Medicare needs with any part of the Medicare program (Parts A, B, C, and D).

Our group is comprised of attorneys, physicians, and information management analysts and collectively, our qualifications include over 50 years of Medicare and Social Security experience, in addition to health care industry consulting and practice. Our representation is a multi-level process typically beginning with a telephone call or physical appearance where we discuss the details of a particular situation. If an appeal is necessary, The Medicare Group can see it through until its conclusion. We are also available for educational events should an organization or entity desire it.

Our website is www.themedicaregroup.org and we encourage anyone who is interested in our organization to contact us. We are always actively seeking volunteers for various programs including our newly created snow removal service for seniors residing in Phoenixville Borough.
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