Do I want a Medicare Supplement or a Medicare Advantage Plan?
So many Medicare beneficiaries have one question; “How do I know what type of plan is right for me when deciding between a Medicare Advantage plan or a Medicare Supplement plan?”. The best answer is to learn more about each and choose the one that best suits your unique needs.
A plan that is right for your friend or neighbor may not be the best option for you.
Consider your health care needs and budget when doing your plan research and prioritize what is important to you. This could be continuing to see your primary care doctor or specialist. It could also mean ensuring you can use your preferred hospital or pharmacy. Other considerations are costs, coverage while travelling, or the need for a referral to see a specialist.
Using a licensed and certified professional.
If, after looking at both plan types with a focus on your needs, you still have questions, reach out to a licensed insurance agent. We can meet with you to review the pros and cons of each plan. Additionally, we can provide comparisons that show costs, benefits, and features of each plan.
When you narrow down the plan type (Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement), you can also look at comparisons of the products available in your area.
Contact me today to schedule a no cost, full review.
We can answer all of your questions and review your current plan to see what other options may be of benefit. Or, perhaps we will find you are set perfectly where you are now. We strive to take the frustration out of your Medicare journey.
For more information contact the Beck / Frost Insurance Agency. Call us at 419-446-2777, send an email to help@beckinsurance.com, or click here to submit your request today! You can also stop by and see us at one of our four convenient locations in Archbold, Napoleon, Holgate, or Whitehouse.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently, we represent 10 organizations that offer 6,584 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.
