Original Medicare
Medicare Part A and Part B provided by the federal government.
- Use any provider that accepts Medicare
- Add a standalone Part D prescription plan
- Consider Medicare Supplement coverage
- No annual out-of-pocket maximum by itself
Turning 65 or new to Medicare? Confused about your options? Accurate Health Plans makes Medicare easier to understand so you can choose with confidence.
We help you understand how each path works, what additional coverage may be needed, and which questions should be answered before you enroll.
Medicare Part A and Part B provided by the federal government.
A Medicare-approved private plan providing your Part A and Part B benefits.
Medicare eligibility generally begins at age 65. Some people may qualify earlier because of certain disabilities, ALS, or End-Stage Renal Disease.
Generally for people age 65 or older. Some people qualify earlier because of disability, ALS, or ESRD.
Includes Part A and Part BYou generally must be enrolled in Original Medicare, including Medicare Part A and Part B.
Helps cover certain out-of-pocket costsYou generally must have Medicare Part A and/or Medicare Part B and live in the plan service area.
Standalone drug coverageYou generally must have Medicare Part A and Part B and live in the plan’s service area.
Part C combines A and BDesigned for people with qualifying Medicaid status, certain chronic conditions, or institutional care needs.
D-SNP, C-SNP, and I-SNPVeterans and military families may have Medicare choices that work alongside existing military coverage.
Review coverage before making changesMedicare has specific enrollment periods. Find the one that may apply to you.
Usually begins three months before your 65th birthday month and continues for three months after it.
Learn MoreMake changes to Medicare Advantage or Medicare prescription drug coverage for the next plan year.
Learn MorePeople already enrolled in Medicare Advantage may have a one-time opportunity to change coverage.
Learn MoreYou may qualify because of moving, losing coverage, Medicaid changes, or other circumstances.
Learn MoreWe compare multiple available carriers and plan options.
We help review provider networks and hospitals.
We review medication coverage and estimated costs.
We look beyond the premium to total potential costs.
We guide you through enrollment and remain available.
Our licensed agents are ready to help at no additional cost to you.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent multiple organizations which offer products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Assistance Program for information on all your options. Plan availability, benefits, premiums, provider networks, formularies, and costs vary by plan and service area.