Are you 65 or older?
Are you enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B?
Do you also receive Medicaid benefits?
Are you currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan?
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You May Qualify
You May Qualify For A Medicare Advantage Plan
Based on your answers, you appear eligible to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan in your area that may include a prepaid benefits card, dental, vision and hearing coverage at $0 additional premium.
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You May Be Able To Switch
You May Be Able To Upgrade Your Current Plan
Plans change every year. During Annual Enrollment you may be able to switch to a plan with additional benefits at no extra monthly cost.
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Special Plans Available
You May Qualify For A Dual Eligible Plan
Members with both Medicare and Medicaid may qualify for Dual Special Needs Plans, which often include added benefits beyond standard coverage.
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Enrollment Required
You May Need To Enroll In Part A And Part B First
Medicare Advantage plans require enrollment in Original Medicare. A licensed agent can walk you through your next steps.
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Other Options Available
We Found Other Coverage Options For You
You may not be eligible for Medicare yet, but there are health coverage options available for people under 65.
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What May Be Included
Benefits Beyond Original Medicare
Prepaid Benefits Card
Select plans include a prepaid card of up to $500 that may be used toward groceries, over-the-counter items and utility bills.
Dental, Vision & Hearing
Routine cleanings, eyeglasses and hearing aids are not covered by Original Medicare, but may be included in an Advantage plan.
Part B Giveback
Certain plans reduce your monthly Part B premium, putting a portion of that amount back into your Social Security payment.
How It Works
Three Simple Steps
Answer Four Questions
Confirm your age and current Medicare enrollment status.
Review Your Eligibility
We check which plan types may be available for your situation.
Speak With A Licensed Agent
Compare plans and enroll with no cost and no obligation.
Side By Side
Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage
| Feature | Original Medicare | Medicare Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital & medical coverage | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| Prescription drug coverage | Separate Part D | ✓ Often included |
| Dental, vision & hearing | ✗ Not covered | ✓ May be included |
| Prepaid benefits card | ✗ Not available | ✓ On select plans |
| Monthly plan premium | Part B premium | ✓ $0 plans available |
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Comparing plans and speaking with a licensed agent is free and carries no obligation.
Some Medicare Advantage plans include a prepaid card that may be used toward approved items such as groceries, over-the-counter products and certain utility bills. Availability and amounts vary by plan and location.
No. Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers approved by Medicare and change how you receive your benefits, not your eligibility.
Annual Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7. Some members qualify for a Special Enrollment Period at other times.
Plan networks vary. A licensed agent can check whether your current doctors participate before you make any decision.
Annual Enrollment Is Open
See What Your Medicare Plan Could Include
It takes less than a minute to check, and there is no cost or obligation.
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