Medicare Advantage?
What is a Medicare Advantage?
Medicare Advantage, also known as Medicare Part C, is a plan provided by private insurance companies with the help from subsidies provided by the government so that the insurance company can design network based plans at a various premiums.
These plans are normally designed with copays and coinsurance throughout the plans as a form of cost share that the client would assume when joining one of these plans. Most plans may offer additional benefits at no additional cost to you.
So let's take a closer look at Medicare Advantage Plans.
Medicare Advantage Upside:
It’s convenient to have a single plain for everything
The plan covers everything traditional Medicare covers (hospital insurance and medical insurance) as well as emergency and urgent care
Most plans also include prescription drug coverage
Your eligibility isn’t affected by health or financial status
Many plans may cover additional benefits.
Premiums vary
Medicare Advantage Down Side:
You’re restricted to certain doctors in your network (unless it’s an emergency)
Plan premiums can change from year to year
Difficult to switch to Medigap later on
Plan benefits can change from year to year
You’re subject to high deductibles and co-pays that tend to range from $3,400-$6,700
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Are In Your Area Today
What kind of plans can I choose from?
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not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 6 organizations which
offer 44 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your
local State Health Insurance Information Program to get information on all of your
options.
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