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Medicare Plans Explained Simply

Medicare has many parts and many choices. We help you understand each one so you can pick coverage that fits your health, your doctors and your budget.

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Start With the Basics

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Your Main Options

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Not Sure Which Describes You?

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Talk With a Licensed Advisor

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Start With the Basics

Medicare is health coverage from the federal government. Most people become eligible at 65, and some people qualify sooner because of a disability. Medicare is made up of four parts:

A

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Part A (Hospital Insurance):

Helps cover inpatient hospital stays, skilled nursing facility care, hospice and some home health care.

B

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Part B (Medical Insurance):

Helps cover doctor visits, outpatient care, preventive services and medical equipment.

C

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Part C (Medicare Advantage):

​An alternative way to get Parts A and B, offered by private insurance companies approved by Medicare. Many plans include extra benefits.

D

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Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage):

Helps cover the cost of medications.

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Your Main Options

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Medicare Advantage Plans.

One plan that combines hospital and medical coverage, often with prescription drug coverage and extra benefits.

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Medicare Supplement Plans.

Work alongside Original Medicare to help pay some of the costs Medicare does not cover, such as copayments and deductibles.

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Prescription Drug Plans.

Stand-alone Part D plans that add drug coverage to Original Medicare.

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Not Sure Which Describes You?

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I'm new to Medicare.

Turning 65 or enrolling for the first time?

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I'm retiring soon.

Leaving employer coverage?

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I'm helping someone I care about.

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I already have Medicare.

Want to check that your plan still fits?

Talk With a Licensed Advisor

You do not need to understand everything before you call. Tell us what matters to you, and we will walk through the options together.

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