Medicare supplement insurance helps cover the gap between what Medicare covers and what you might be responsible for paying. It can help cover the costs of:
 

• Copayments

• Coinsurance

• Deductibles
   

Medicare supplement policies are standardized which means that whichever plan you choose (plan A through N) will have the same benefits, regardless of which insurance company sells it. The price, however, can vary from different insurance companies.

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Medicare Supplement plans work in conjunction with original Medicare plans (Part A and B). You cannot obtain a Medicare Supplement policy if you have an existing Medicare Advantage Plan.

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Medicare Advantage plans (Part C) are an ‘all-in-one’ alternative to original Medicare. They typically cover:
 

• Part A – Hospital Visits

• Part B – Medical Visits

• Part D – Prescription Drugs
   

Extra Benefits
 

Medicare Advantage plans offer extra benefits that Original Medicare does not cover, such as: vision, hearing, dental, and more.