What matters most in your Medicare plan?

You’ve got options when it comes to choosing a Medicare plan. If you're trying to decide whether Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement is right for you, this quick quiz can help.

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I want a plan that will cover most of my health care costs.

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I’d like the financial security of knowing my out-of-pocket expenses are limited.

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I want my plan to include extras like vision and dental coverage, and free gym memberships.

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I want to keep the same doctors I have now.

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I want my plan to cover the cost of my prescription medications.

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I travel or live in another state part of every year and want to take my plan with me.

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Your Results!

Based on your answers, a Medicare Advantage plan could be a good fit for you. UCare Medicare Plans offer the convenience of medical and prescription drug coverage in one simple plan. Plus, you’ll get the added value of extras like dental benefits, a large provider network and coverage while you travel.

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Medicare Advantage

Great Fit

Medicare Advantage is also known as Part C. You can buy these plans to help pay for costs Original Medicare doesn’t cover. Medicare Advantage plans include all your Part A and Part B benefits along with many extras, like vision, dental and fitness benefits. Most include Part D prescription drug coverage, too.

Medicare Supplement

Also known as “Medigap,” Medicare Supplement plans help pay some of the out-of-pocket costs Original Medicare doesn’t pay, like copays, coinsurance and deductibles. They are portable, so you can take them with you if you move to another state. Medicare Supplement plans do not include Part D prescription drug coverage.

Original Medicare

Medicare Part A and Part B are often called Original Medicare. Part A is hospital insurance and Part B is medical insurance. Original Medicare covers many services, but it won’t cover all the health care you may need. If you only have Part A and Part B coverage, you’ll pay the full cost for services Original Medicare doesn’t cover. You may want to add standalone Part D coverage available from a private insurance company to help pay for prescription drugs.