Medicare Advantage in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey and Maryland
Part C plans from private insurers that bundle hospital and medical coverage, often with drug coverage and extra benefits.
RMS Health Insurance Group helps people compare Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans: Medicare-approved plans from private insurers that cover hospital and medical care and often include drug coverage. We educate first, then help you choose. Call (412) 913-3669.
Medicare Advantage, also called Part C, is an alternative way to get your Medicare benefits. Instead of Original Medicare paying your claims, a private insurance company approved by Medicare provides your Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical) coverage. Most Medicare Advantage plans also include Part D prescription drug coverage, and many add extras such as dental, vision or hearing benefits.
Plans differ in their provider networks (HMO or PPO), premiums, copays and yearly out-of-pocket limits. Our process is simple: we learn your situation, explain how Medicare Advantage works, and compare the plans available where you live so you can see which ones fit your doctors, prescriptions and budget.
Where we offer medicare advantage
- Medicare Advantage in Pittsburgh, PA
- Medicare Advantage in Mt. Lebanon, PA
- Medicare Advantage in Bethel Park, PA
- Medicare Advantage in Monroeville, PA
- Medicare Advantage in Cranberry Township, PA
- Medicare Advantage in McKeesport, PA
- Medicare Advantage in Pennsylvania
- Medicare Advantage in Ohio
- Medicare Advantage in New Jersey
- Medicare Advantage in Maryland
Straight answers
What is Medicare Advantage?
Medicare Advantage (Part C) is a Medicare-approved plan from a private insurer that covers your Part A and Part B benefits, and often Part D drug coverage and extra benefits.
When can I enroll in or change a Medicare Advantage plan?
Common windows are your Initial Enrollment Period when you first become eligible and the Annual Enrollment Period from October 15 to December 7 each year. Some people also qualify for Special Enrollment Periods.
Do I still pay my Part B premium?
Yes. With a Medicare Advantage plan you generally keep paying your Part B premium, plus any premium the plan charges.