With more than 3,800 Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans available throughout the country, the
average Medicare beneficiary now has access to 39 Advantage plans, 31 of which include a Medicare Prescription Drug plan.
And thanks to recent changes in the law, plan providers are able to offer an increasing number of supplemental benefits that weren’t available before. According to a recent study from the Better Medicare Alliance, the number of plans offering at least one new supplemental benefit has risen 43% in 2022. These benefits are not available in traditional Medicare.
Medicare Advantage plans allow Medicare beneficiaries the option to access additional benefits over and above traditional Medicare (Part A and Part B). Now more than ever, it’s a good idea to take a look at these plans, especially for seniors who have special needs. Medicare Advantage Update- What’s New in 2022?