Information you need to live a happy, worry-free retirement!
When you turned 65 you may have been surprised at the number of insurance options you had to navigate. There’s Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage), Medicare Part D (Prescription Drugs) and Medicare Supplement. Each serves its own purpose and has its own pros and cons, depending on your situation.
In other words there is not a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to your Medicare health plan. That’s why we encourage you to use our quoting tool to compare options and find the right Medicare Solution for you.
Get a Medicare Supplement Quote |
Fills the gaps in Original Medicare |
No Rx Coverage — Can be paired with Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage |
Enrollment is year-round |
Typically accepted by any provider that accepts Medicare |
Monthly premiums typically range from $85–$150 |
Premiums can be affected by age and gender |
Health questions may be asked to determine eligibility |
Standardized benefits |
Get a Medicare Advantage Quote |
Replaces Original Medicare |
Often includes Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage |
Enrollments are limited to open enrollment and annual election periods as well as special circumstances throughout the year, called Special Election Periods |
Coverage is usually network-based, like an HMO or PPO |
Premiums can be as low as $0 per month |
Premiums are same, regardless of age or gender |
Guaranteed Issue, except for those with End-stage Renal Disease (ESRD) |
Benefits vary by company |
Get a Prescription Drug Plan Quote |
Covers Prescription Drugs |
Can be paired with Medicare Supplement or Medicare Advantage |
Enrollments are limited to open enrollment and annual election periods as well as special circumstances throughout the year, called Special Election Periods |
Covers both brand-name and generic prescription drugs at participating pharmacies |
Monthly premiums typically range from $15–$35 |
Premiums are same, regardless of age or gender |
Available to all people eligible for Medicare, regardless of health status |
Coverage levels for drugs vary by plan |