Part A Part A Part B $104.90 Part B $104.90 Part A ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) Part C Part B $104.90 Plus, you’ll need to add (Medicare Advantage) ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) Supplement cost ------- $125-$150 Part C cost ------------- $0 - $78 Plus, you’ll need to add (Varies by age and plan type) (Many plans have NO premium and most There are 10 standardized plans include Part D) Part D to choose from. These plans do not Average Part D cost ---- $40-$45 You have no co-pays or supplement Medicare co-insurance with supplement They have co-pays and plan F when you use With Plan G you pay Part B them. deductible. Then it works like Part C has gaps in coverage, Plan F however offers you a MOOP Plus, you’ll need to add (3,400-6,700) If you go with Part C, you need a Part D Companion plan cost -- $30-$50 Average Part D cost ----- $40-$45 (Varies by age and plan type) OUT OF YOUR POCKET You owe
Part A Part B $104.90 ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) Plus, you’ll need to add Part D Average Part D cost ---- $40-$45 OUT OF YOUR POCKET Part A Part B $104.90 ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) Plus, you’ll need to add Supplement cost ------- $125-$150 (Varies by age and plan type) There are 10 standardized plans to choose from. You have no co-pays or co-insurance with supplement plan F With Plan G you pay Part B deductible. Then it works like Plan F Plus, you’ll need to add Part D Average Part D cost ----- $40-$45 You owe Part A Part B $104.90 ($121.80 New to Medicare in 2016) Part C (Medicare Advantage) Part C cost ------------- $0 - $78 (Many plans have NO premium and most include Part D) These plans do not supplement Medicare They have co-pays and when you use them. Part C has gaps in coverage, however offers you a MOOP (3,400-6,700) If you go with Part C, you need a Companion plan cost -- $30-$50 (Varies by age and plan type)
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