You Have Medicare Coverage Choices

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) helps pay for doctor visits and hospital stays, but it doesn't cover everything - and it doesn't cover prescription drugs.

Many people choose additional coverage by enrolling in one or more private Medicare or Medicare-related plans.

 

  • Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans (aka Medigap or Secondary Policy):  Help pay some of the out -of-pocket costs that come with Original Medicare.

 

  • Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D): Help pay for medications prescribed by a doctor or other health care professional.

 

  • Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C): Combines both Part A and Part B and often includes prescription drug (Part D) coverage.  Some plans may offer additional benefits like coverage for routine vision, dental and more.
Medicare Coverage

Decide if you need additional coverage.

Here are 2 ways to get it.

Option 1

Add one or both of the following to Original Medicare

Option 2

Choose a Medicare Advantage Plan