Medicare Advantage Plans
How Can I Benefit From Medicare Advantage Plans?
To help pay the costs that Traditional Medicare does not cover, you can either enroll in Medicare Supplement Plans or Medicare Advantage Plans (also called Medicare Part C).
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Under Medicare Part C, the federal government contracts with private insurance companies to administer Medicare benefits through Medicare Advantage plans. With a Medicare Advantage Plan you generally pay lower co-payments and get additional benefits such as coverage for extra days in the hospital, vision, dental, hearing, and preventing services like annual physicals and coverage for emergency services while traveling or even fitness programs. |
Benefits and costs will vary depending upon the Medicare Advantage plan you select. Some Medicare Advantage plans even offer health coverage at no additional cost over your Part B premium.
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