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Explore each Medicare path in depth: Medicare Advantage · Medigap (Supplement) · Part D drug plans
Medicare is federal health insurance for people 65 and older, and some younger people with disabilities. It has different parts that cover different types of healthcare services — here's the map.
Covers hospital stays, skilled nursing, and hospice care.
Covers doctor visits, outpatient care, and medical equipment.
The all-in-one alternative to Original Medicare.
Prescription drug coverage for the medications you take.
Both paths can work beautifully — for the right person. The difference comes down to networks, premiums, and how you like to use your coverage.
Not sure which path fits your doctors, medications, and budget? That's exactly what a free Medicare review is for — we compare all available plans, side by side, with no obligation to purchase. Want the fundamentals first? Start with our Medicare education guide.
Medicare runs on a calendar. These are the three enrollment windows everyone should have circled.
3 months before to 3 months after your 65th birthday — your first chance to enroll in Medicare.
Each year, you can switch, drop, or join Medicare Advantage and Part D plans for the year ahead.
For Medicare Advantage plan members — a window to change plans or return to Original Medicare.
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If Medicare’s costs are a strain, check whether you qualify for a Medicare Savings Program before choosing a plan. These state programs can cover your Part B premium — and qualifying automatically gets you Extra Help with prescription costs, which changes which plan is actually cheapest for you.
Medicare Savings Programs pay some or all of your Medicare premiums, and QMB covers deductibles and copays too. You can apply any time — no enrollment window. See also Extra Help for prescription costs.
Pays you cash for each day you are admitted. Built for the per-day inpatient copays most Advantage plans charge — and much less useful if you already have Medigap.
Original Medicare covers almost none of it, which is why these are sold separately.
Lump-sum cash on a serious diagnosis, or set amounts for an injury. Both pay you rather than the provider.
A small permanent policy sized to cover a funeral and the bills that follow it.
Quick, plain-English answers — and when you want the deep dive, our Medicare education center is free.
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