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Answers to common Medicare questions

Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans are offered by private insurance companies and provide an alternative way to receive your Medicare Part A and Part B benefits. Plan features and coverage may vary by location and provider.

Medicare Advantage plans are available through private insurance companies approved by Medicare. Availability depends on your location.

Some plans may offer lower out-of-pocket costs or additional benefits. Savings and coverage vary based on eligibility, plan selection, and location.

You can enroll during eligible enrollment periods, such as the AEP: Annual Enrollment Period — Oct 15–Dec 7 or if you qualify for a SEP: Special Enrollment Period — year-round.

Costs vary depending on the plan, provider, and your eligibility. Some plans may have low or $0 monthly premiums, but other costs may apply.

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How does Medicare work?

Part A

Hospital & Inpatient

Hospital-related coverage
Emergency care
Skilled nursing
Home health services
Hospice

Part B

Doctors & Medical

Doctor's office visits
Laboratory services
Durable Medical Equipment
Mental health services
Outpatient and ambulatory services

Part C

Medicare Advantage

Lower monthly premium costs
Can only use in-network doctors and hospitals, and referred specialists
No coverage outside of local service area
Costs and coverage can change each year

Part D

Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage

Coverage for prescription drugs to add on to a Medicare plan (either Part A or Part B)
You can also join a Medicare prescription drug plan by enrolling in an Advantage plan that includes Part D