For those who qualify, there are multiple ways to have your Medicare Part B premium paid.

Medicare Part B premium reimbursement is a benefit with some Medicare Advantage plans, but it isn't available to everyone. Find out how to qualify.

Who Is Eligible for Medicare Part B Reimbursement?

Who Is Eligible for Medicare Part B Premium Reimbursement?

A Special Enrollment Period allows you to make changes to your Medicare plan outside of the regular sign-up windows.

Special Enrollment Periods allow you to make changes to your Medicare plan outside of the usual sign-up times. Here’s how to qualify.

Medicare Special Enrollment Periods: What You Need to Know

15 Ways to Qualify for a Medicare Special Enrollment Period

There are few decisions you can make that are more important than your health insurance.

You deserve to know exactly how your insurance policy works. Here’s how to figure out what’s covered before you sign on the dotted line.

9 Questions to Ask Your Medicare Agent

Why Use A ClearMatch Medicare Agent

9 Questions to Ask Your ClearMatch Medicare Agent

There are pros and cons to both Medicare Advantage and Medigap. Which one is right for you depends on your unique situation.

There are different ways to receive Medicare coverage, including Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan, each pros and cons to weigh when deciding which is right for you.

Pros and Cons of Medicare Advantage and Medigap Plans

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Basic hospital and doctor coverage, provided by the federal government

No routine dental, hearing, or vision coverage

Most people pay $185 per month for the Part B premium, which is usually taken out of your Social Security check

Even with Original Medicare, you may need this additional coverage

Combined with “Original Medicare” or other Medicare Plans

Helps pay for your prescriptions but may have copays and deductibles

Available from individual insurance companies, like those at ClearMatchMedicare.com

You generally pay a plan premium in addition to your Original Medicare or other plan premiums

Limits your out-of-pocket expenses and generally helps you control costs, if you can stay “in-network”

Typically lower cost for in-network doctors and hospital coverage

Majority of plans have out-of-pocket maximums

Plans may include prescription drug coverage

Available from individual insurance companies or via ClearMatchMedicare.com

Some plans may have a $0 monthly plan premium

An alternative to Medicare Advantage plans that can only be combined with Original Medicare

Helps pay costs of covered services that Original Medicare does not pay

Available from individual carriers or from ClearMatch™ Medicare

Generally higher monthly premium than Medicare Advantage

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4 signs a Medicare Advantage plan is right for you

4 signs you need a Medicare Supplement plan

The set cost you pay for covered health-related services, such as a doctor visit or prescription. For example, “$40 per visit.”

Your share of the costs towards covered health-related services. For example, if Medicare covers 80%, you’ll be responsible for the remaining 20%.

The amount you need to pay out-of-pocket before your insurance plan starts to pay for covered benefits.

A group of doctors, pharmacies or health-care providers that are part of an insurance plan and offer services at a lower cost.

Doctors, pharmacies or health-care providers that are not part of an insurance plan and will have higher costs for you.

The most you will pay for Medicare-covered services during a calendar year.

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