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Medicare Advantage - Medicare Resource Center
Medicare Part C is a type of insurance that is offered by a private company and assumes the risk associated with your original Medicare. This means that it becomes your primary source of coverage instead of Medicare Part B and Part A.
Medicare Advantage plans are also known as Medicare Part C plans. These provide various benefits, such as gym memberships, vision, dental, and prescription drug coverage. Some plans even have an OTC card that allows beneficiaries to shop for over-the-counter medications.
Medicare is a type of healthcare system that consists of two main components: Medicare Part A and Part B. With a Medicare Part C plan, you can choose from a variety of healthcare options and still get the same benefits as both Medicare Part A and B.
Medicare PPOs Explained
Medicare Advantage PPO plans offer seniors flexibility to see both in-network and out-of-network healthcare providers, often without needing referrals, though out-of-pocket costs may vary.
Medicare Part C
Are you looking for an alternative to Original Medicare? Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, may be the perfect option for you. With low monthly premiums and added benefits, a Medicare Advantage Plan can provide you with the coverage you need.
Medicare Advantage FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about Medicare Advantage plans.
Medicare Advantage Enrollment Period
Understand the key enrollment periods for Medicare Advantage plans, including the Annual Election Period (October 15 to December 7), Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (January 1 to March 31), and Special Enrollment Periods for qualifying life events.
Who is eligible for Medicare Advantage?
Learn about Medicare Advantage (Part C) eligibility, enrollment steps, and key considerations. Find out if you qualify, compare plans, and get the coverage that best fits your healthcare needs.
Types of Medicare Advantage
See how different types of Medicare Advantage can impact your healthcare plan and each of their purposes. Get details on HMO Plans, PPO Plans, PFFS Plans, and SNP Plans.