Medicare Part C

An Alternative Way to Receive Medicare Benefits

Medicare Advantage Part C

Medicare Advantage — Part C

Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers approved by Medicare. They provide an alternative way to receive Part A and Part B benefits, and most include Part D prescription drug coverage.

Compare the Plan Details

  • Whether your doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies participate.
  • Premiums, deductibles, copayments, and the annual limit for covered medical out-of-pocket costs.
  • Your prescriptions and their place on the plan’s drug list.
  • Referral or prior-authorization requirements.
  • Any extra benefits and their limits.

You generally continue paying your Part B premium. A low or zero plan premium does not mean every service is free. Available plans and benefits depend on where you live.

Use Medicare’s Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage comparison as a starting point.

Prepare for a Review

Bring your ZIP Code, Medicare information, current coverage, provider list, and prescriptions. Call 908-603-7500 to discuss available options and which enrollment period applies to you.

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