Another way to receive Medicare
Medicare Advantage (Part C) is offered by private companies approved by Medicare and provides your Part A and Part B benefits. Many plans include Part D prescription drug coverage.
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Medicare Advantage (Part C) is offered by private companies approved by Medicare and provides your Part A and Part B benefits. Many plans include Part D prescription drug coverage.
Compare copayments, coinsurance, the medical out-of-pocket limit, provider networks, referrals, prior authorization and prescription coverage. You generally must continue paying your Part B premium.
Benefits, costs, networks and formularies can change. Confirm your providers and medications for the specific plan and year before deciding.
Enrollment and plan changes depend on an applicable enrollment period and eligibility. An appointment does not enroll you in coverage.
Medigap supplements Original Medicare; it cannot be used to pay Medicare Advantage costs. Discuss your coverage path and timing before making a change.
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