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What are Medicare Advantage Plans?

 

Medicare Advantage Plans are offered by private insurance groups. They allow qualifying participants to receive a wide range of benefits that Original Medicare doesn’t offer. Advantage Plans may also be referred to as “MA Plans” or “Medicare Part C.”

Additional benefits may include:

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Dental and vision

Dental and vision

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Hearing care

Hearing care and accessories

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preventative services (2)

Prescription drug coverage

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Transportation to medical appointments

 Transportation to medical appointments

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Installation of home modifications

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Mental Health Care

Complimentary memberships to gyms or wellness programs 

Who Qualifies?
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Do I Qualify for Medicare Advantage Plans?

Part C Plans have three requirements:

• You are already enrolled in Original Medicare – both Part A and Part B
• You reside in the service area of the insurance provider during your open enrollment period

How do I Know if Medicare Advantage Plans are the Right Choice for Me?

Medicare Advantage Plans provide an alternative way to receive your Medicare Part A and Part B benefits, often including additional coverage. These plans can help you anticipate your annual healthcare costs by setting a maximum out-of-pocket limit on your spending—a feature not included with Original Medicare.

Alternatively, if you prefer to minimize copayments at the time of service, a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy might be a good fit. While Medigap plans typically involve a higher monthly premium, they generally cover many of the out-of-pocket costs that Original Medicare does not.

The best option for you depends on your specific healthcare needs. You are encouraged to take the time to discuss your options with a licensed insurance agent.