HMO
Typically requires you to use doctors and hospitals within a specific network and may require referrals for specialist visits.
Medicare Advantage, also known as Medicare Part C, is an alternative to Original Medicare offered through private insurance companies approved by Medicare.
These plans combine your Medicare Part A and Part B coverage while often including additional benefits that Original Medicare does not typically cover.
Depending on the plan you choose, Medicare Advantage may include:
Every plan is different, so coverage and costs can vary based on your location, provider network, and individual plan selection.
Most Medicare Advantage plans include all the coverage provided under Original Medicare, along with additional benefits that may help reduce out-of-pocket expenses and support your overall health and wellness.
Commonly Included Benefits
Many plans may include coverage for:
Certain Medicare Advantage plans may also include extra wellness and support benefits such as:
Because benefits vary by plan, it’s important to carefully review your options to ensure your doctors, prescriptions, and healthcare needs are covered.
You may qualify for a Medicare Advantage plan if:
There are several different types of Medicare Advantage plans available, each with its own network rules, referral requirements, and cost structure.
Typically requires you to use doctors and hospitals within a specific network and may require referrals for specialist visits.
Offers more flexibility to see providers both in and out of network, usually without referrals.
Allows you to visit providers who agree to accept the plan’s payment terms and conditions.
Combines a high-deductible health plan with a medical savings account to help pay for qualified healthcare expenses.
Each plan works differently when it comes to provider access, referrals, and out-of-pocket costs.
At Frontier Insurance Services, we help you compare your Medicare Advantage options and understand the pros and cons of each plan so you can make informed decisions about your healthcare coverage.
Because solving the Medicare puzzle starts with understanding your options.