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Eye on the Web Selected Site Award

Eye on the Web Selected Site Award

Congratulations! Your site Medicare, has been named a Selected Site by Eye on the Web's Site Selection Team and added to our Lifestyle & Health : Hotlines & Helplines sub-category.

Eye on the Web scours the Internet looking for the best sites. Then our paid freelance Website Selection Team reviews the site for publication. Our selections are from among thousands of Websites, and are based on content, usability, graphics and overall design.

Feel free to check out the review your site received.


Best Feds on the Web Award

Best Feds on the Web Award

We at GovExec.com have spent countless hours scientifically scouring the Web to find a handful of elite federal Websites worthy of the honorable title "Best Feds on the Web."

OK, that's a slight exaggeration, but we certainly did give it our best shot. The process we used to make our choices for the top federal sites was somewhat less than fully scientific, and since there are literally thousands of feds on the Web we were destined to miss a few good ones. What follows, however, is a listing of the sites we thought went above and beyond the typical "home page."

Some of the better known and flashier federal sites didn't make the list because we felt they didn't go the extra mile to serve their customers. On the other hand, you may be surprised at some of the niche sites that did make the list because of their innovative online efforts. Following are the review criteria we used. Best Feds on the Web must:

  • Provide excellent customer service to the public by having a well-designed site that includes a large amount of useful information;

  • Use the Web to improve business practices in their agencies or across government; and

  • Make use of new technologies that other federal sites should consider emulating.

And now, this year's winners, in no particular order:

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What we really liked about this site was its Medicare Compare feature, an interactive database for Medicare beneficiaries and people involved in their care. The database provides easy access to information about Medicare managed care plans, including premiums and types of services provided. Users can select two plans to view a side-by-side comparison of services, copayments and benefits.

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