Compare Your Medicare Options

If you’re turning 65, there are two main paths for Medicare coverage:

1. Original Medicare (Parts A & B)

This includes:

• Part A – Hospital coverage
• Part B – Doctor visits and outpatient services

You can also add:

• Part D – Prescription drug coverage
• Medigap – A Medicare Supplement plan to help with out-of-pocket costs

With Original Medicare, you can see any doctor in the U.S. that accepts Medicare.

🔗 Original Medicare – Medicare.gov

2. Medicare Advantage (Part C)

Offered by private insurance companies, these plans bundle:

• Part A and Part B
• Most include Part D (prescription drugs)
• Extra benefits like dental, vision, hearing, gym memberships, and more

You may pay less monthly, but you're usually required to use a network of providers.

🔗 Medicare Advantage – Medicare.gov

How to Decide

Original Medicare may be better for those who want provider freedom. Medicare Advantage might appeal to those who prefer all-in-one simplicity and lower costs.

🔗 Compare coverage options – Medicare.gov

Need Help Choosing?

Tap “Contact Us” or “Virtual Appointment” to speak with a licensed Medicare agent. We’ll help you compare plans, check eligibility, and make the best decision for your health and budget.

This information is for educational purposes only and is not affiliated with the U.S. government or CMS.