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Review the plan’s service area, network and rules for specialists. Check your doctors and hospitals against the exact plan, not just the insurer’s name.
Your doctors, prescriptions, travel and expected costs all matter when comparing Medicare coverage. Start with how the plan works, then look at its benefits.
Medicare Advantage, also called Part C, is a Medicare-approved plan from a private company that offers an alternative to Original Medicare for health and drug coverage. Plans include Part A and Part B; most include Part D.

Review the plan’s service area, network and rules for specialists. Check your doctors and hospitals against the exact plan, not just the insurer’s name.
Check every medication against the plan’s current formulary. Ask about pharmacies, restrictions and cost sharing.
Compare premiums, copayments, coinsurance and the out-of-pocket limit. Extra benefits should be considered alongside coverage for your medical needs.
No. It is a type of Medicare coverage offered by private insurers. The carrier, plan name, service area and benefits should be clearly identified.
Medigap does not pay Medicare Advantage copayments, deductibles or premiums. Review the implications of switching before ending any existing policy.
Visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. State Health Insurance Assistance Programs can also provide independent Medicare counseling.
Further reading: Medicare.gov: Compare coverage options ↗
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