Medicare Part C:

Medicare Advantage Plans

If you choose Part C, you will get a health plan that combines Part A, Part B and usually Part D. Medicare Advantage acts like a HMO or PPO.

Part C Plan may offer supplemental benefits that Original Medicare does not cover (vision, hearing, dental)
You may need to use health care providers who participate in the plan’s network
Your out-of-pocket costs have a yearly limit with Medicare Advantage

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Important Differences Between Medicare Advantage & Medicare Supplement

	Medicare Advantage	Medicare Supplement
Medicare Part A & B Coverage	Serves in place of original Medicare	Serves in addition to original Medicare
Prescription Drug Coverage	Most plans include Part D / Prescription Drug Coverage	Not included; you must buy separately
Your Choice of Doctors	This depends on your type of plan and insurer	Any health provider that participates in Medicare
Monthly Premiums	The cost varies by your plan and insurer ($0 - $100+)	Cost based on your age & health history ($150 - $200)
Out of Pocket Costs	You pay for copays & deductibles	Little to none, outside your premiums
Paperwork	Some paperwork because of your out of pocket costs	Little to none; easily coordinates with Medicare

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