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Medicare Advantage Plans gaining in choice and popularity

Medicare Advantage Plans, known as Medicare Part C, seem to be stealing the spotlight during this year’s Open Enrollment Period. After the number of Advantage plans dropped severely between 2010 and 1017, Plan offerings have increased dramatically starting in 2018, with the added benefit of plan costs going down. Advantage Plans are an alternative to traditional Medicare Parts A (hospitalization) and B (doctors and medical tests), and often include Part D prescription drug coverage as well. This Kaiser Family Foundation article by several staff writers explains the different parts of Medicare and highlights how Advantage plans have taken center stage for healthcare coverage. Click here to read more.

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