Medicare coverage, tailored to you.
We are knowledgeable in five Medicare options. Review them below — and when you're ready, talk to a licensed insurance agent who can recommend the right fit for your health and budget.
Medicare Advantage
Sometimes called Part C, Medicare Advantage plans bundle hospital (Part A) and medical (Part B) coverage — often with extras like prescription drugs, dental, vision, hearing, and fitness memberships.
Lower out of pocket cost
May have prescription drug coverage
Annual out‑of‑pocket maximum
Medicare Supplement
Also called Medigap, these plans pay for many of the out‑of‑pocket costs Original Medicare may not cover — like deductibles, copays, and coinsurance — giving you predictable coverage.
Use any doctor that accepts Medicare
No network restrictions, nationwide
Predictable monthly cost
Standardized coverage
Special Needs Plans (SNP)
A type of Medicare Advantage plan tailored to people with specific conditions, dual eligibility for Medicare and Medicaid, or those living in institutional settings. Care is coordinated around your unique situation.
Customized care coordination
Tailored drug formularies
Often with lower out-of-pocket costs
Eligibility based on condition or status
Dual Special Needs (D‑SNP)
Designed for people eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. D‑SNP plans coordinate your benefits across both programs.
For dual Medicare & Medicaid eligibility
Lower out‑of‑pocket costs
Care coordination across both programs
Prescription Drug Plans
Stand‑alone Part D plans add prescription drug coverage to Original Medicare or a Medicare Supplement plan. We help you compare formularies to find a plan that covers your medications with lower out-of-pocket cost.
Pairs with Original Medicare or Medigap
Mail‑order options available
Help avoiding the late‑enrollment penalty
Not sure which Medicare plan is right for you?
Schedule a free, no‑obligation consultation with a licensed insurance agent. We'll compare your options side by side and answer every question.