Medicare 101: What is Medicare Advantage?

• Prescription drugs (Medicare Part D)
• Vision care
• Dental care
• Heart attack or cancer treatment
• Long-term care
• Hospital indemnity
• Health and wellness programs
• Gym memberships

Who is eligible?

To enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan, you must first be eligible for both Medicare Part A and Part B. Typically this means you need to be at least 65 years old or have a Medicare-covered disability or disease. 

In addition, since Medicare Part C plans are offered through private insurance companies, this usually means you will have to meet your insurance provider’s enrollment requirements, too. 

Remember: if you need extra help deciding which plan you should enroll in, you can always talk to a licensed Medicare agent for free, with no commitment required on your part. Just call 833-716-0673 today for help.

Additional Resources:

The Turning 65 Medicare Enrollment Guide details the  steps you should take before turning 65	Compare Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage plans with a free and easy chart