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Answer a few simple questions and we’ll build a health care profile to show you which Medicare solutions best fit your needs. .
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This tool will help build a personalized profile of your Medicare health care needs. The questions in the tool are designed to understand what’s most important to you. Before you begin, know that:

  • There are only 7 questions and your profile should only take a few minutes to complete.
  • There are no wrong answers
  • Our questions will cover 7 different aspects of Medicare coverage and we’ll ask you to rate their importance to you
  • We’ll make a plan recommendation based on your profile; you can compare your profile with other plans as well.

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Doctor Choice - Question 1 of 7

Your Medicare Recommendation Question 1 of 7

Note: Most Medicare Advantage plans are affiliated with specific health provider networks, you will be limited to doctors and providers in these plans.
Note: Medicare supplement plans let you go to any doctor or provider that accepts Medicare patients.


Managed Care Question 2 of 7

Domestic Travel Question 3 of 7

-Because most Medicare Advantage plans revolve around a provider network, you may not be covered for routine visits while traveling domestically.
-Medicare Supplement insurance plans don’t have networks allowing you to see doctors around the country as long as they accept Medicare.
- Both plans have protection for urgent and emergency care.


Yearly Maximums Question 4 of 7

- Which plan you choose and how often you use it will determine the amount and timing of premium payments and out of pocket expenses.
- Medicare Advantage plans have low or no monthly premiums, but higher out-of-pocket costs when you see doctors or have hospital stays (the average out-of-pocket limit for Medicare Advantage is $7,550 in 2021**).
- Medicare supplement insurance plans have higher monthly premiums, with lower out-of-pocket costs when you see doctors or have hospital stays (the average Medicare supplement insurance premium in 2020 was $1,408*).


Monthly Premiums Question 5 of 7
  • Generally, the higher premium you pay each month for Medicare coverage, the less you pay for out-of-pocket costs such as copays, coinsurance and deductibles.
  • Some people enjoy the predictability that comes from paying for coverage up front and not having to worry about surprise out-of-pocket expenses.
  • Others prefer to pay little or no premium each month but know that they may incur out-of-pocket expenses depending on what health care needs they have.
  • Some plans keep your premium and copays low by keeping you in network to save on costs. This can sometimes mean higher coinsurance, deductibles and yearly maximums.

Prescription Drug Plans Question 6 of 7
  • Most Medicare Advantage plans have built-in benefits, beyond basic health coverage like dental and vision, that set them apart. Many customers prefer this low cost, all-in-one approach.
  • Medicare supplement insurance plans have standardized health benefits and pair well with additional policies, allowing you to to customize the benefits that are most important to you.

Dental, Vision and Other Benefits Question 7 of 7
  • Most Medicare Advantage plans have built-in benefits, beyond basic health coverage like dental and vision, that set them apart. Many customers prefer this low cost, all-in-one approach.
  • Medicare supplement insurance plans have standardized health benefits and pair well with additional policies, allowing you to to customize the benefits that are most important to you.

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Your open enrollment period starts when you turn 65 or when you first sign up for Part B. It lasts for 6 months. This is the best time to sign up, because you’ll get the best possible rate and can’t be denied for a pre-existing condition. After this 6-month window closes, you can still apply but the insurance company may use medical underwriting. There is also the possibility that you could be denied.

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Your open enrollment period starts when you turn 65 or when you first sign up for Part B. It lasts for 6 months. This is the best time to sign up, because you’ll get the best possible rate and can’t be denied for a pre-existing condition. After this 6-month window closes, you can still apply but the insurance company may use medical underwriting. There is also the possibility that you could be denied.

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