PARTS OF
medicare insurance
When you’re eligible for Medicare, there are many Medicare Insurance Options to consider. Choosing the option that will work for you requires to take into consideration all your medical needs, for instance, what doctors or hospitals you go to, or what prescription drugs you use. Let us help you choose the plan that fits your needs and budget.
Medicare Advantage
Medicare Advantage Plans combine Hospital (Part A), Medical (Part B) and often Prescription Drugs (Part D) coverage into one convenient plan. They may also include extra benefits, such as hearing, vision and fitness benefits.
Medicare Supplement
Medicare Supplement Plans pay for medical expenses like copays, coinsurance, or deductibles that are not covered by Original Medicare. You can choose any doctor, clinic or hospital that accepts Medicare.
Medicare Part D
Medicare Part D Plans provides prescription drug coverage. You can get it as a stand-alone plan or as a part of a Medicare Advantage Plan. Part D plans will save you money when filling your prescriptions, especially at a preferred pharmacy.
Did you know?
Many people don’t get Medicare Part A and B automatically and have to sign up for it, for example at a local Social Security office. In most cases, it depends on whether you’re getting Social Security benefits.
MEDICARE
made simple
Medicare insurance consists of different parts; Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D. We put all the pieces together for you so you understand how they are related and work together. This is the first step before choosing a medicare advantage or medicare supplement plan.
MEDICARE
with your doctor
Before you choose a Medicare insurance plan, it is essential to make sure your doctor is in your plan’s network.
MEDICARE
with your medication
Making sure your medication is covered is another important thing to consider when buying Part D plan or Medicare Advantage Plan that includes drug coverage (MAPD).
MEDICARE
with confidence
If Medicare is too confusing, you can always appoint someone you trust to help you choose a Medicare plan. The person can also assist you with other Medicare-related matters, such as billing or claim questions.
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with claim assistance
Medicare claim forms can be sometimes difficult to understand. We are here to help you.
Next Step
Speak with a licensed insurance broker to learn more or buy a Medicare Insurance Plan.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 3 organizations which offer 25 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.