Medicare Advantage
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About Medicare Advantage (Part C) Plans
- How It Works
- Added Benefits
- Enrollment and Eligibility
Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans combine the benefits of Original Medicare (Parts A and B) into a single plan offered by private insurance companies. Often, they include extra perks—like vision, dental, and prescription drug coverage—that go beyond what Original Medicare provides.
How It Works
Added Benefits
Enrollment and Eligibility
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Over the years, we’ve helped countless seniors navigate their coverage choices and find the plan that works best for them.
1. How Can a Medicare Advantage Plan Fulfill My Healthcare Needs?
Medicare Advantage (Part C) typically bundles hospital, medical, and sometimes prescription drug coverage into a single plan. Many also include extra perks, such as dental or vision coverage. This can help lower your overall costs and streamline your benefits.
2. Do Any Plans Offer Surprising Extras?
Yes! Certain Medicare Advantage plans go beyond basic coverage to include perks like gym memberships, transportation to medical appointments, or allowances for over-the-counter items. These extras can make a significant difference in both convenience and savings.
3. Why Not Just Rely on Official Government Resources?
While sites like Medicare.gov are informative, the volume of information can be overwhelming. We make it easier by focusing on your specific health needs, location, and budget—so you won’t waste time sifting through every possible plan.
4. What If I Missed My Initial Enrollment Opportunity?
If you didn’t sign up for Medicare during your initial window, you may still qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) if you’ve had certain life changes (such as moving or losing other coverage). Otherwise, there are set times each year to enroll or switch plans—making it essential to know your options and deadlines.
