Original Medicare
Original Medicare includes Part A and Part B. You can consider separate Part D drug coverage and, when available and appropriate, a Medicare Supplement policy.
Medicare guidance
Make your next Medicare decision clearer.
Turning 65, reviewing coverage, or helping a parent? Bring your questions to a licensed insurance agent. We’ll help you understand the choices to review, without pressure to enroll.
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What should we review together?
Medicare Advantage
Medicare Advantage is an alternative way to receive Medicare benefits through a private plan. Networks, drug coverage, costs, and additional benefits vary by plan.
Medicare Supplement
Medicare Supplement Insurance, also called Medigap, helps with some costs in Original Medicare. It is different from Medicare Advantage. Availability and enrollment protections need individual review.
A useful first conversation
Bring your questions.
We’ll help with the next step.
You can ask for information before deciding whether to get coverage. Plan availability and agency authorization vary by state and carrier.
See the 19 states we serve →Your conversation checklist
- Your current coverage and any enrollment or renewal notices.
- Your doctors, hospitals, prescriptions, and preferred pharmacy.
- Your questions about premiums, medical costs, and travel needs.
- Whether you would like a trusted family member to join the conversation.
Please keep Social Security numbers, medical records, and documents out of the website’s consultation form.
Questions about Medicare guidance.
Are dental and vision benefits the same in every Medicare plan?
No. Original Medicare generally does not cover routine dental care or routine eye exams for glasses. Some Medicare Advantage plans offer additional benefits; review their limits and networks.
Can I switch coverage whenever I want?
Enrollment and switching rules depend on the type of coverage and your circumstances. Ask an agent to review the applicable timing before you make changes.
Does your agency offer every Medicare plan?
Family Health Agency can discuss options available through the agency, which may not include every plan in your area. Ask a licensed agent which options the agency represents for your location.
Still have questions?
Talk through medicare guidance with a licensed insurance agent before deciding what comes next.
Ask about Medicare →Have a question? Start with us.
Speak with a licensed insurance agent. No pressure to enroll.