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Simplify Your Medicare Choice
Welcome to your golden years, many of my customers always start off by saying that they have never been more excited to turn another year older except when it came to qualifying for Medicare at age 65. (Please keep in mind you also qualify for Medicare after 24 months of disability). Before you choose to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan which is also known as Part C (private Medicare Advantage or MA) let’s review some important information.
No. A person must meet a few conditions to eligible for a Medicare Advantage Plan.
If you wish to enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan (a MA or MA-PD), you must be:
- enrolled in both Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B (you can check this by referring to your Red, White, and Blue Medicare Card),
- live within the Plan’s service area (which is county-by-county - not state-by-state), and
- not have End-Stage Renal Disease (or ESRD).
For example, if you and a friend both have Medicare Part A and Part B, but live in different counties, your friend my be able to join a Medicare Advantage Plan that has a prescription drug benefit (MA-PD) with a $0 monthly premium. However, this same MA-PD may not be available in your county a few miles away.
Remember that a Medicare Advantage Plan is not the same as a Medicare Supplement. A Medicare Supplement works in addition to your Original Medicare coverage and a Medicare Advantage Plan works in place of your Original Medicare and may provide additional features.
Open Access Insurance offers a broad range of Medicare related products as well as hospital indemnity plans.
To enlist our help in enrolling click the button below and it will lead you to our contact information.
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