Every Medicare plan in your ZIP, compared in minutes.
Advantage. Supplement. Part D. We pull every plan available to you, check your doctors and drugs, and help you pick what actually fits your life — not what pays us the most.
AEP runs Oct 15 – Dec 7. Every Medicare beneficiary can change Advantage or Part D plans during this window. Changes take effect Jan 1.
Which kind of Medicare plan fits you?
Medicare Advantage (Part C)
Bundles hospital, medical, and usually Part D drug coverage into a single plan from a private carrier. Often includes dental, vision, fitness. Network-based.
- Low or $0 monthly premium common
- Extras: dental, vision, hearing, fitness
- In-network providers matter — we check
Medicare Supplement (Medigap)
Pairs with Original Medicare (Parts A + B) to fill the gaps — deductibles, coinsurance, copays. Works with any doctor that accepts Medicare. Separate Part D plan for drugs.
- No networks — see any Medicare-accepting provider
- Plan G and Plan N most popular
- Higher premium, lower out-of-pocket
Part D (Prescription Drug)
Standalone prescription drug coverage. Works alongside Original Medicare or Medigap. Every plan has different formularies — we check your exact medications.
- Every drug checked against every formulary
- Pharmacy tier pricing compared
- Lock-in: switches only at AEP / SEPs
Medicare Advantage vs Supplement vs Part D
Plain English on what each does. Your advisor walks you through which fits.
| Medicare Advantage | Medicare Supplement | Part D (Standalone) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly premium | Often $0 – $50 | $120 – $300+ typical | $10 – $80 typical |
| Doctor flexibility | Network-based — we check yours | Any provider that takes Medicare | Pairs with any Original Medicare plan |
| Drug coverage included | Usually yes (MAPD) | No — pair with Part D | Yes — drugs only |
| Dental / vision / hearing | Often included | Not included | N/A |
| Out-of-pocket maximum | Yes — capped annually | Effectively zero on Plan G/F | Drug coverage gap rules apply |
| Travel coverage | Usually domestic only | Foreign travel coverage available | N/A |
| Switch flexibility | AEP / OEP / qualifying SEP | Anytime, but underwriting may apply | AEP / SEPs |
| Best for | Lower premiums, fine with networks | Travelers, network-flexibility, predictable budget | Anyone with Original Medicare needing drugs |
All figures are typical ranges from CMS / carrier benchmark data — your actual options depend on your ZIP, doctors, and drug list. Your licensed advisor pulls plans specific to you.
Am I eligible for Medicare?
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Are you a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident?
When can I enroll?
Initial Enrollment Period
7 months around your 65th birthday. Three months before, your birthday month, and three months after. The ideal time to sign up.
Annual Enrollment Period
Oct 15 – Dec 7. Every year, every Medicare beneficiary can change Advantage or Part D plans. Changes take effect Jan 1.
Medicare Advantage OEP
Jan 1 – Mar 31. Already on Medicare Advantage? You can switch to a different MA plan once or return to Original Medicare.
Special Enrollment Periods
Year-round, if qualifying. Moving, losing employer coverage, leaving a plan with a 5-star rating — several events trigger SEPs.
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"Same doctor network, lower premium, plus a $1,500 dental allowance my old plan never offered. Took 18 minutes from quote to enrollment."
"Found me a different carrier's Plan G with the exact same coverage as mine, but $178/month less. Underwriting passed in three days."
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