What is this?
Medicare Advantage
Medicare Part C—commonly referred to as Medicare Advantage—is a private insurance alternative to Original Medicare. With Medicare Advantage plans, instead of receiving your benefits directly from the federal government, you opt to get your Medicare coverage through a private, Medicare-approved insurance company. These Medicare Advantage p
Medicare Part C—commonly referred to as Medicare Advantage—is a private insurance alternative to Original Medicare. With Medicare Advantage plans, instead of receiving your benefits directly from the federal government, you opt to get your Medicare coverage through a private, Medicare-approved insurance company. These Medicare Advantage plans provide nearly all medically necessary services that Original Medicare covers. Understanding Medicare enrollment dates helps ensure you know when changes to coverage can be made.
Understanding SOME of your cost!
Monthly Premiums
Monthly Premiums
Monthly Premiums
Many Medicare Advantage plans offer low or $0 monthly plan premiums. However, you must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium. Plan costs, copays, and deductibles vary depending on the plan you choose.
Cost Share
Monthly Premiums
Monthly Premiums
Instead of the 20% coinsurance found in Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans use set copays for your doctor visits and specialist appointments. Best of all, these plans include an annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum, giving you a safety net that protects your savings from unlimited medical bills.