What if I have Medicare?
Original Medicare, the health coverage you can get when you turn 65 or have a qualifying disability, consists of Medicare Part A and Part B. Part A provides hospital insurance, and Part B (medical insurance) covers doctor visits; preventive services like certain screenings and vaccinations; durable medical equipment; and other services and items. But Part A can come with substantial annual deductible and copayments or coinsurance for certain inpatient services. Medicare Part B also has copayments, coinsurance, a monthly premium, and an annual deductible. Medicare Supplement (also known as Medigap and MedSupp) insurance can help downsize your Original Medicare cost burden. For example, some plans pay the Medicare Part A deductible. There are a lot of variables and we always recommend giving us a call up so we can work hand in hand to find the right product for your needs.
Four Types Of Medicare
Medicare Part A
Hospital Coverage
Medicare Part B
Medical Coverage
Medicare Part C
Combines A and B
Medicare Part D
Prescription Coverage