- The answer can change your doctors, costs, and coverage
- [Simple graphic: Original Medicare = Part A + Part B] Original Medicare is run by the federal government
- It includes hospital coverage and medical coverage, and you can usually see any doctor in the U
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[Split screen: red/blue Medicare card on one side, plan booklet on the other] If you’re enrolling in Medicare, here’s the big question: should you stay with Original Medicare, or switch to Medicare Advantage? The answer can change your doctors, costs, and coverage.
→ Ask a Doctor - Medical Consultation - CPS (US+) — free, takes about 60 seconds.
KEY POINT 1
[Simple graphic: Original Medicare = Part A + Part B] Original Medicare is run by the federal government. S. who accepts Medicare. But it does not automatically include prescription drugs, dental, vision, or hearing.
KEY POINT 2
[Map and network icons appear] Medicare Advantage, also called Part C, is offered by private insurance companies. It still gives you Medicare-covered services, but often through a network.
→ See what you could be approved for — free, takes about 60 seconds.
That can mean lower monthly premiums, but you may need referrals or in-network doctors depending on the plan.
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