Medicare and You.
Your handbook.
Your starting point.
Medicare and You brings the program’s benefits, coverage choices, and protections into one official handbook. Access the 2027 edition below, then bring your questions to Roberts Wealth Management.

Ask better questions.
Start with an official source.
Choose the format that works for you.
Connect the information to your life.
Medicare and You,
with a practical next step.
You do not have to read every page at once. Begin with the topics that match your next decision, then write down what you want to confirm about your own coverage.
The handbook explains the program. Your providers, prescriptions, current coverage, and timing give that information personal context. RWM can help you organize the questions to explore next.
Choose how you
want to read.
The current standard handbook is the 2027 edition. Medicare.gov also lists accessible formats and ordering options. Check the edition shown for each format.
Standard handbook
Open the official Medicare and You PDF directly from Medicare.gov. You can read it in your browser or save a copy using the PDF viewer.
Large-print edition
Use the large-print handbook if that makes the information easier to read. The official publication offers the same handbook in an accessible layout.
Print, audio & eBook
Visit Medicare’s publications page to see print ordering, audio, eBook, language, and other available formats. Availability and editions can differ.
These links take you to Medicare.gov. The handbook is published by the federal Medicare program; RWM provides this page as an educational resource. No personal details are required to open the PDF.
Keep the handbook.
Bring your questions.
Use Medicare and You as a reference, then look at the details that apply to you. A general overview cannot tell you whether a particular doctor participates in a plan or how your exact prescriptions are covered.
When reviewing coverage, use current plan documents and confirm details directly with the plan and providers. Keep the handbook’s edition and the coverage year you are researching in view.
Find what you need.
Which edition of Medicare and You is linked here?
The official standard PDF currently available is Medicare and You 2027. Medicare updates its publications, so check the cover and edition when you open or save the handbook. For other formats, check the year listed on Medicare.gov.
Is this an RWM handbook?
No. Medicare and You is the official U.S. government Medicare handbook. Roberts Wealth Management links to the original publication and provides a place to start a conversation about the information.
How can I save or print a copy?
Open the PDF, then use your browser’s PDF viewer to download or print it. If you prefer an ordered paper copy or another format, visit Medicare.gov’s publications page to see the available options.
Will the handbook choose a plan for me?
No. It explains the program and coverage choices. A plan comparison still needs your location, providers, medications, costs, and preferences, along with current plan details.
Where should I start if Medicare is new to me?
Begin with how Medicare works, enrollment, and the main coverage options. RWM’s Medicare overview can help you identify the topics to explore in the handbook and the questions to bring to a conversation.
Your next Medicare
resource.
Use the handbook alongside more focused education and official tools.
Put the pieces together.
Explore Medicare’s parts, coverage paths, and enrollment considerations.
Find a trusted source.
Continue your research with Medicare resource links and official information.
Review health and drug plans.
Use the official Medicare tool to explore plans available in your area.
Read the handbook.
Bring us your questions.
Connect with Roberts Wealth Management about your Medicare considerations.
General educational information, not a recommendation for a particular plan. Medicare.gov publishes and maintains the linked handbook and resources. Confirm eligibility, enrollment timing, benefits, and costs with Medicare and the applicable plan. Roberts Wealth Management is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare or the federal government.
