Also known as Part C, is a health insurance program offered by private companies for as low as $0. These programs bundle hospital, medical, and prescription drug coverage into a single plan. These plans often offer additional benefits such as monthly food allowance, dental, vision, and wellness programs.

Also known as Medigap, help cover the “gaps” in Medicare coverage, such as deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments. Medicare supplement plans are standardized and labled with letters (such as Plan F or Plan G), offering different levels of coverage. Individuals with Medicare Supplement can visit any healthcare provider that accepts Medicare.

A prescription drug coverage program provided by private insurance companies approved by Medicare. It helps Medicare beneficiaries pay for their prescription medications.

These services are not typically covered by Medicare. These plans help individuals address their specific dental, vision, and hearing needs, providing comprehensive coverage healthcare beyond what is covered by Medicare.