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What is Medicare?

Medicare is a government health insurance program administered by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

To be eligible for Medicare, one must be a legal permanent resident for the past five years or a U.S. citizen 65 years or older, or younger with a qualifying disability. If you are not a citizen of the United States, you can contact the Social Security Administration office to learn if you would be eligible.

Medicare Florida

The federal Medicare program provides health insurance coverage to eligible United States citizens and permanent legal residents who are age 65 or older, or under 65 with certain medical disabilities or illnesses, including those in Florida.

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), there were 3,968,885 total beneficiaries enrolled in the Medicare program in Florida in 2015. Of this total, there were 1,601,277 residents enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, through which they are guaranteed the same coverage as provided through Original Medicare, Part A and Part B (except hospice care, which is still covered under Part A). Also in 2015, 1,401,435 Florida residents received their Medicare prescription drug coverage through a stand-alone Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan (PDP), while 1,518,812 received coverage for both their medications and Original Medicare benefits through a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plan (MAPD).

The government-sponsored program known as Original Medicare refers to Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) and Medicare Part B (medical insurance).

There are many Medicare plan options in Florida, listed in the table below. Each plan type comes with different out-of-pocket costs, coverage of health services, and additional benefits. Medicare beneficiaries in Florida may want to compare all available plans in their county with their health and prescription drug needs in mind.e work tirelessly to stay informed about the latest changes in the healthcare markets. We can provide you information on what your market has available right now and any expected changes.

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Medicare Supplement Plan

Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C)

To enroll in a Medigap plan, you must be enrolled in Original Medicare, Part A and Part B, and live in the service area of the Medigap plan you want to join. If you and your spouse both want Medigap coverage, you must each purchase separate policies. Medicare Supplement plans only cover one person per policy. Keep in mind that not every state offers Medicare Supplement insurance to individuals under 65 (for example, those who qualify for Medicare because of disability). If you’re under 65 and have Medicare, check with your state insurance department to learn if you’re eligible for Medigap coverage in your state.

Medicare Supplement plans only work with Original Medicare. If you are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, a Medigap plan can’t be used to pay for Medicare Advantage costs.The federal Medicare program provides health insurance coverage to eligible United States citizens and permanent legal residents who are age 65 or older, or under 65 with certain medical disabilities or illnesses, including those in Florida.

Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C)

Medicare Part C, or Medicare Advantage, is a program that offers an alternative way to receive your Original Medicare benefits (Part A and Part B).

Medicare Advantage plans are available from private insurance companies that contract with Medicare. They’re required to cover everything that Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) does, except for hospice care, which Medicare Part A covers when you have a Medicare Advantage plan. Under the Medicare Part C program, you get your Original Medicare coverage through the Medicare Advantage plan instead of directly through Medicare.

If you sign up for Medicare Advantage, you aren’t leaving the federal Medicare program. You actually remain enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B. Many Medicare Advantage plans include extra benefits as well, such as wellness programs or routine vision care. Most of them include prescription drug coverage.

In many cases, Medicare Advantage plans (such as Health Maintenance Organizations, or HMOs) include networks of clinics, doctors, and hospitals. If you belong to one of these plans, then you may need to seek treatment from providers within that network, or risk paying considerably more in out-of-pocket spending.

There are several Medicare Advantage plan options, although not every plan type may be available in your area. You may want to compare the available options, as each plan’s coverage details may differ. Consider all your current health-care needs before making a decision, such as whether you need prescription drug coverage. You may also wish to consult your doctor and other health-care providers to see what they recommend in terms of your coverage scope.ur Insurance Plans section. Click to edit and give customers an overview of available plans.

Medicare Part D

Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C)

Medicare Part D

If you’re already enrolled in Original Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan, you may already be familiar with Medicare Part A (hospital coverage) and Part B (medical coverage). But you may still be wondering how prescription drug coverage works and how you can get help with the costs of your medications. The answer depends in part with how you’re currently getting your Part A and Part B benefits and whether you’re enrolled in Original Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan. Insurance Plans section. Click to edit and give customers an overview of available plans.

Medicare Part D is the prescription drug coverage, available through Medicare-approved private insurance companies. You can either get this coverage through a stand-alone Medicare Prescription Drug Plan if you’re enrolled in Original Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan that includes prescription drug benefits, also known as a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plan.

If you enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan that works alongside your Original Medicare coverage, keep in mind that this plan may come with its own separate costs, which may include a plan premium, deductible, copayments, and coinsurance. If you enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan that includes prescription drug coverage, the cost of your prescription benefits may be included in the plan’s premium cost, in addition to cost sharing expenses. For both Medicare Prescription Drug Plans and Medicare Advantage plans, you must continue to pay the Part B premium, in addition to any premium required by your Medicare plan.

One benefit of enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan that includes prescription drug benefits is that you can get your Part A, Part B, and Part D coverage through a single plan. Keep in mind that if you have Medicare Part C and want prescription drug coverage, you should generally get it through a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plan. In some situations, you can enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan if you have a Medicare Advantage plan type that doesn’t include prescription benefits, such as a Medicare Savings Account (MSA) plan, but this is an exception.

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