What and How is Medicare Advantage Used?

Also called Medicare Part C, a Medicare Advantage plans are an alternative to Original Medicare Part A and Part B benefits, that may include additional coverage.

Medicare Advantage has Network Restrictions:

• Most Medicare Advantage plans have networks of doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers.
• You may need to stay within the plan's network to receive coverage, except in emergencies.
• Referrals to specialist may be required.

How to Enroll in Medicare Advantage:

• You must be enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B to join a Medicare Advantage plan (Part C).
• Please contact me to verify you have an active enrollment period available.

Understanding Your Plan:

• Carefully review your plan's benefits, network, and costs.
• Pay attention to:
1. Monthly premiums.
2. Copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles.
3. Network of providers.
4. Prescription drug coverage (if included).

Using Your Plan:

• When you need healthcare services, use providers within your plan's network.
• Show your Medicare Advantage plan ID card at your appointments.
• Follow your plan's rules for referrals and prior authorizations.
• If your plan includes prescription drug coverage, use pharmacies within the plan's network.

Key Considerations:

• Network: Be sure your preferred doctors and hospitals are in the plan's network.
• Costs: Compare the costs of different Medicare Advantage plans and Original Medicare with a supplement plan.

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