Think of Part A as your “room and board” when you are admitted to the hospital.

What It Covers

Inpatient Hospital Care: Pays for a semi-private hospital room, meals, regular nursing care, medications furnished during an inpatient stay, lab services, and medical …

Part B handles the medical treatments and preventative care that take place outside of a hospital stay.

What It Covers

Medical Services: Covers doctor’s visits, outpatient procedures, durable medical equipment, outpatient care, blood purchases, mammograms, …

Medicare Advantage plans are an alternative to Original Medicare. They are approved by the federal government but run by private insurance companies.

What It Covers

All-In-One Alternative: These plans cover all the expenses and services incurred under …

Introduced as a voluntary federal program, Part D provides seniors with access to retail prescription medications at affordable copays, protecting you against catastrophic drug costs.

What It Covers

Retail Medications: Helps pay for prescription drugs that you …

Your eyes, mouth, and ears play a crucial role in your overall quality of life, yet traditional Medicare leaves a massive coverage gap here.

The Limitation of Original Medicare

Original Medicare only covers dental, vision, or hearing services when they are …