Medicare Advantage
Understand Your Medicare Advantage Options
Medicare Advantage, also known as Medicare Part C, is an alternative way to receive your Medicare Part A and Part B benefits through a Medicare-approved private health plan.
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Medicare Advantage plans can differ significantly.
Depending on the plan and your location, differences may include:
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Monthly premiums
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Deductibles
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Copayments
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Coinsurance
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Provider networks
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Prescription drug coverage
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Out-of-pocket costs
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Additional benefits
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Referral requirements
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Prior authorization rules
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That's why we don't believe you should choose a plan simply because you saw an attractive advertisement or heard someone recommend it.
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We help you consider the factors that matter to your situation.
Are my doctors in the plan's network?
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Are my prescriptions covered?
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What pharmacies can I use?
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What costs should I expect?
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What happens if I need to see a specialist?
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Are the benefits important to me actually included?
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