Medicare Advantage at AdventHealth.
Which Medicare Advantage plans work with AdventHealth, how Medigap and Original Medicare access compares, and our advisor's tips on choosing a plan that keeps your AdventHealth providers in-network.
About AdventHealth
Founded in 1973 (as Adventist Health System; rebranded 2018) and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, AdventHealth operates across Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas, Colorado. Largest faith-based health system in America with 50+ hospitals, with national strength in cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, neuroscience, and women's health.
Medicare Advantage carriers that contract with AdventHealth
Florida Blue, Humana, UnitedHealthcare/AARP, Aetna, AdventHealth Advantage (limited markets), WellCare.
AdventHealth is in-network with most Florida MA plans. Central Florida has the broadest network coverage. AdventHealth operates limited Medicare Advantage plans in select markets.
Original Medicare with Medigap = full AdventHealth access
If keeping AdventHealth in-network is non-negotiable, the simplest path is Original Medicare (Parts A and B) plus a Medigap plan plus a standalone Part D plan. Medigap plans don't have networks — they pay out-of-pocket costs at any provider that accepts Medicare.
AdventHealth accepts Medicare. So: Original Medicare + Medigap means you can see any AdventHealth doctor, in any AdventHealth hospital, with no referrals or pre-authorizations.
The trade-off: Medigap costs $100-$250/month (versus often $0 for Medicare Advantage), and standalone Part D adds $15-$70/month. But you get total provider freedom and predictable out-of-pocket costs.
How to verify your AdventHealth doctor is in your Medicare Advantage plan
- Call the plan member services line with your doctor's full name and NPI number. Ask: "Is Dr. [Name], NPI [#####], in-network for [plan name] for 2027?"
- Check the plan's online provider directory. Search by full name. Verify the address matches your AdventHealth location.
- Call your AdventHealth doctor's office. Ask the receptionist which Medicare Advantage plans they accept. Verify both that the practice is in-network and that the specific physician is in-network — they're sometimes different.
- If you have specialists, repeat for each one. Network status varies physician-by-physician within the same hospital system.
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