Do you need help with Medicare?
Medicare can be confusing, especially as laws change frequently. The good news is that today’s Medicare is about choice.
The best, unbiased source of information is the official Medicare website at www.medicare.gov. However, many people find the site complicated and are left with unanswered questions.
We help you make an informed decision about your Medicare health benefits, free of charge. Our expertise and the experience of other satisfied clients mean we can recommend the right health plan for your needs.
Call us now for free at 1-800-344-6876 to talk about your Medicare options.
Medicare Parts A, B and D
Medicare Part A is hospital insurance, which you have likely paid for through payroll taxes. Medicare Part B is medical insurance for which you usually pay a monthly premium.
If you want prescription drug coverage, you can enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, Medicare Part D. These plans are offered by private insurance companies approved by Medicare.
Medicare Advantage Plans.
Medicare Advantage Plans are health plan options approved by Medicare but offered through private insurance companies. They are run by the Medicare program and always include Medicare Part A and Part B and usually prescription drug coverage. You may have the option to receive additional benefits not covered by Part A and Part B, such as dental and vision care.
Medicare Advantage Plan choices include Preferred Provider Options (PPOs), managed care plans, and private fee-for-service plans. Plan availability varies by region, so you will want to learn what is offered in your area. We can explain your options, just give us a call. We love to help!
Medigap (Medicare Supplemental Insurance)
Medigap is supplemental insurance you can buy through a private insurance company to fill the coverage gaps in your original Medicare plan. We can help you decide whether a Medigap plan is right for you.
Call now for help with Medicare.
1-800-344-6876
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