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Ford City
16025

Medicare in ZIP Code 

16025

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Ford City

County: 
Armstrong
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Suburban
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4880

Population

40.9458

Latitude

-79.7462

Longitude

Key Points

  • Seniors age 65 and older comprise 24.6% of the population, approximately 1,202 people in this ZIP code community.
  • 17.6% of adults have earned a bachelor's degree or completed higher education in this area.
  • Median household income is $75,000,, which helps determine eligibility for Medicare Savings Programs and Extra Help subsidies.
  • Median home value is $208,400, reflecting local real estate market conditions and property values in this region.
  • Median monthly rent is $742, important for budgeting healthcare costs alongside housing and other living expenses.
  • Unemployment rate is 4.2%, which can affect household income and Medicare plan affordability for affected residents.
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Demographic Data

ZIP code 16025 is located in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, centered near Ford City, with a total population of 4,880 and a median age of 46.9. This is a suburban community where 24.6% of residents are 65 or older (approximately 1,202 individuals), moderately above the national average. This aging population benefits from robust Medicare plan options and community-based health resources. The racial and ethnic composition includes 95.6% White, 2.8% Hispanic/Latino. Approximately 17.6% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher — SHIP counselors and community health workers can help residents navigate Medicare enrollment and plan choices.

Economic Metrics

The median household income is $75,000, near the national median. Many residents may find Medicare Advantage plans with $0 premiums to be an attractive option, while others may prefer Original Medicare with a Medigap supplement for broader provider access. The poverty rate is relatively low at 7.1%. The unemployment rate is 4.2%. The median home value is $208,400 and median monthly rent is $742. Medicare beneficiaries in Armstrong County should explore all available plan options during Open Enrollment (October 15 – December 7) or consult the Pennsylvania SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) for free, unbiased counseling on choosing the right coverage.

Interactive Tools / Medicare Calculators

Decision area Tool What it answers
Enrollment Initial Enrollment Period Calculator When your 7-month Medicare eligibility window begins and ends based on your 65th birthday
Enrollment When Should I Sign Up for Medicare? The best time to enroll based on your work status, other coverage, and age
Enrollment Special Enrollment Period Checker Whether a life event qualifies you for enrollment outside the standard windows
Enrollment Late Enrollment Penalty Checker How much extra you'll pay monthly if you missed your enrollment window
Enrollment Part B Penalty Calculator The exact 10%-per-year premium increase for delayed Part B enrollment
Enrollment Part D Penalty Calculator The 1%-per-month premium increase for gaps in creditable drug coverage
Costs Cost Scenario Planner Estimated annual spending across plan types at different health utilization levels
Costs Advantage vs. Medigap Cost Comparison True cost difference between Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare with Medigap
Costs IRMAA Calculator Whether your income triggers higher Part B and Part D premiums
Costs Part A Premium Estimator Your monthly Part A premium based on work history and quarters of coverage
Costs M3P Calculator How the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan smooths your drug costs into monthly payments
Coverage Doctor & Drug Assessment Whether your providers and prescriptions are covered by a specific plan
Coverage Part D Shopping Tool Which Part D plan has the lowest total annual cost for your specific medications
Coverage Travel & Network Risk Assessment How your coverage works outside your home area and which plan types travel best
Employer/COBRA COBRA vs. Medicare Why COBRA can trigger permanent Medicare penalties and how costs compare
Employer/COBRA Employer Coverage vs. Medicare Whether your employer plan or Medicare is primary and when to transition
Employer/COBRA HSA & Medicare Compatibility How Medicare enrollment affects HSA eligibility and what to do before enrolling
Planning Caregiver Readiness Checklist Whether you have everything in place to help a loved one with Medicare decisions
Planning Document Gatherer Which documents you need to have ready before enrolling or changing plans
Planning Medigap Fit Assessment Whether Medigap or Medicare Advantage is the better fit for how you use healthcare
Planning Medigap Open Enrollment Window Whether you're inside your one-time guaranteed issue window for Medigap
Planning Medicare Savings Program Eligibility Whether your income qualifies you for help paying Medicare premiums and cost-sharing
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Key Takeaways

In ZIP code 16025, 24.6% of residents are age 65 or older. Medicare offers three main coverage types: Original Medicare provides hospital and doctor benefits, Medicare Advantage combines benefits in managed care networks, and Part D helps cover prescription drugs. Your Open Enrollment period runs from October 15 through December 7 each year, giving you time to review and compare all available plans.

With a median household income of $75,000, and a some% poverty rate, many residents qualify for financial assistance programs. Extra Help reduces your prescription drug costs, while Medicare Savings Programs help pay premiums and other out-of-pocket expenses. Contact Pennsylvania SHIP for free counseling to compare plans and understand your Medicare options during Open Enrollment period.

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‍Data & Methodology for Research Articles: All provider, facility, quality star ratings, and enrollment data is sourced from primary CMS records (cms.gov), including the December 2025 CPSC Enrollment files and the January 2026 Provider Data Catalog. Calculations for patient-to-provider ratios are performed using indexed clinician and facility data. Everything on restingsycamore.com is for educational purposes and does not constitute an endorsement of any specific plan or provider.

Non-CMS Data Sources: Some  specific data was obtained from https://opendata.gov