Making A Switch

 



SWITCH:
From Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage Plans.

Should you choose to make a switch, here are some things you need to know.

* You must have both Medicare Parts A and B coverage

* You usually have to pay an additional monthly plan premium - where ZERO dollars is an option

* You have an opportunity to have more benefits or purchase optional supplemental benefits, like dental and vision coverage, for an additional premium

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