Medicare Advantage & Special Needs Plans
A different way to receive your Medicare benefits
They offer coverage for vision, hearing, dental, and wellness services (discounts or gym memberships). Talk with an agent to see how a plan like this could fit your situation.
What is Medicare Advantage?
A general look at Medicare Advantage & Special Needs Plans
In general terms, they offer coverage for vision, hearing, dental, and wellness services (discounts or gym memberships).
This is a general description, not an exhaustive list of every benefit available — specific plan details vary by carrier and area. An agent can walk you through what may be available where you live.
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Potential Benefits
Areas Medicare Advantage plans may cover
Coverage varies by plan and area. These are the general categories these plans may offer.
Vision
Coverage support for vision-related services.
Hearing
Coverage support for hearing-related services.
Dental
Coverage support for dental-related services.
Wellness
Discounts or gym memberships, where offered.
Who May Qualify?
First time with Medicare?
You may be qualified to receive Medicare benefits if you fulfill one of the following conditions:
Age 65 or older
The most common path to Medicare eligibility.
Qualifying disability
Under 65 years old with a disability that qualifies for this insurance.
Specific diagnoses
Diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.
Some rules and conditions apply depending on your situation. For more information, communicate with our agents.
Common Questions
Medicare Advantage FAQ
A couple of questions people evaluating Medicare Advantage often ask. Visit our full FAQ page for more.
Part A covers inpatient hospital care or a limited stay in a skilled nursing facility. Part B covers outpatient hospital and medical services. The premium you pay for Part B is deducted from your Social Security benefits. Medicare pays for many health care services and supplies, but it does not cover all of your health care costs. For example, you pay a deductible for each hospital stay and coinsurance each time you use the services of a doctor or surgeon.
Have your red, white and blue Medicare ID card ready when you enroll. If you don't have such a card available, contact the Social Security Administration (SSA) at 469-777-2123 (TTY). Ask SSA for the name on your records and the effective dates of Medicare Parts A and B. Before you begin, make sure you have this information: Postal Code, Medicare number, your Last Name and Date of Birth.
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