Thomas Case Insurance is not a Government agency and is not affiliated or endorsed by any Government agency. We are a private consulting and insurance broker agency (Agents) licensed in health insurance in the States in which we conduct business. Although we represent several different Medicare Advantage, Supplement, and Part D prescription plans, you should visit www.Medicare.Gov or call 1-800-Medicare for a complete listing of your available options.
Medicare Plans
Learn about the different options available.
Types of Medicare
Original Medicare is provided by the federal government and includes Part A & B. Many individuals find themselves needing additional coverage, so private insurance companies sell various plans and parts that can help provide that extra coverage.
Depending on your needs and lifestyle, there are a few different Medicare plan options available for you to choose from. There are certain things to consider when selecting coverage such as which doctors you see, how many prescriptions you take and even where you travel frequently.
Option 1:
Add Part D & Medicare Supplement
Add a prescription drug plan and medicare supplement to give you more coverage.
Option 2:
Enroll in Medicare Advantage
Same benefits as Original Medicare, but can include much more from prescriptions to discounts to dental.
Medicare Plan Options
What is Medicare Advantage?
Medicare Advantage is often referred to as Part C and includes both Part A & B. Medicare Advantage is a more robust plan that often includes prescription, dental and vision coverage.
HMO & PPO plans available
Thousands of network providers
Maximum out-of-pocket limits
Dental & vision available on most plans
Gym memberships
What are Medicare Supplements?
Medicare supplements help fill in the gaps in Medicare which is why they are also referred to as "Medigap plans."
Medigap plans A, B, C, D, F, G, K, L, M, N
Typically does not include vision, dental or hearing
Does not include prescriptions
Gym memberships
About Prescription Part D
Original Medicare does not include prescription coverage, so many individuals choose to add additional coverage.
Tiered drug levels
Not combinable with Medicare Advantage
Large network of pharmacies
About Dual Special Needs
Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans are for individuals who are eligible for both Medicaid (state plan) and Medicare. States may cover some of the costs.
Zero dollar copays
Dental benefits
Over-the-counter quarterly benefit
Gym memberships
