Parts A & B come first.
You must have Medicare Part A and Part B to join a Medicare Advantage plan. You also need to live in the plan's service area.
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The essentials
Part C, without the guesswork.
Three things to understand before you choose a Medicare Advantage plan.
Look beyond the extras.
Part C is offered by private insurers. Most plans include drug coverage. Some offer dental, vision, or hearing benefits; coverage varies by plan.
Make sure it fits you.
Compare your doctors, prescriptions, provider network, and total costs—not just the monthly premium. You generally keep paying your Part B premium.
A little more clarity
Good questions. Clear answers.
Is Medicare Part C the same as Medicare Advantage?
Yes. Medicare Advantage is another name for Part C. These private plans provide your Part A and Part B benefits, and usually include Part D prescription drug coverage.
Can I join a plan at any time?
No. You can join or change plans during an applicable enrollment period. Your options depend on your situation. Learn more at Medicare.gov ↗.
Will my doctors and prescriptions be covered?
That depends on the specific plan. Check the provider directory and drug formulary, and confirm with your doctor and plan before enrolling. Networks, covered drugs, and out-of-pocket costs can vary.