For writers and resource pages
Link to MedicareClear
If you write about Medicare or ACA costs, you can link to the page that answers the question. Every page shows its figures, official sources, and the date they were checked.
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A short description you can use
MedicareClear publishes free Medicare and ACA calculators and plain-language guides. Each figure is stored with an official source link and a checked date. The site is independent and is not affiliated with Medicare.gov, CMS, SSA, or the IRS.
Best pages to link to
A link to the specific page is more useful than a link to the home page. These pages answer a single question and show the math.
| Page | What it answers |
|---|---|
| IRMAA brackets 2026 | Tier, surcharge, next cliff, and Roth-conversion headroom. |
| Part B late enrollment penalty | Monthly, annual, 10-year, and 20-year cost. |
| Medicare Savings Program income limits 2026 | QMB, SLMB, QI, and Extra Help by household. |
| Is employer health insurance affordable 2026 | The self-only test, the family premium rule, and the marketplace effect. |
| Medicare vs ACA | The 20-employee rule, premium-free Part A, and subsidy timing. |
Cornerstone guides
These guides explain the rule behind the calculator. They are written for readers who need the reasoning, not only the number.
Suggested citation
The checked date matters because Medicare and ACA figures change. Include it when you cite a page so readers can judge whether the figure is current.
MedicareClear. "Link to MedicareClear." Figures checked October 28, 2026. https://medicareclear.top/link-to-us/
Plain HTML link
Use a normal link with anchor text that describes the destination. No special markup is needed.
<a href="https://medicareclear.top/">MedicareClear</a>Suggested anchor text
- MedicareClear’s IRMAA bracket checker
- MedicareClear’s Part B late enrollment penalty calculator
- MedicareClear’s Medicare Savings Program income limits
- MedicareClear’s employer coverage affordability test
- MedicareClear’s Medicare vs ACA decision guide
Natural anchor text is better than repeating the same phrase everywhere. A link that tells the reader what is on the other side is the point.
What we ask
- Link to the page that answers the question, not only to the home page.
- Keep the source links and the checked date visible when you quote a figure.
- Do not describe the site as a government agency or as a licensed US adviser.
- No payment, affiliate arrangement, or specific link attribute is required.
Media and research requests
For a press kit, a citable data file, or a comment on a Medicare or ACA rule, see the press and media kit or the data page. You can also email [email protected].