BW Service Solutions LLCKeep any doctor who takes Medicare, no network.
Medicare Supplement, also called Medigap, works alongside Original Medicare to cover costs like deductibles and coinsurance that Medicare alone leaves you paying. Unlike Medicare Advantage, there is no provider network, so you can see any doctor nationwide who accepts Medicare.
See your Medicare plan options in about 60 seconds
Answer three questions and Julieann comes back with the Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans that are actually available at your ZIP code, not a generic list.
- ✓ Same-day response on every request
- ✓ No cost and no obligation to enroll
- ✓ She reviews every plan option with you by phone
Request received
Your information has been sent to Julieann Bennett, who responds the same day with your plan comparison.
This is not a complete listing of every plan available in your area. Contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE for a full listing of options.
Why some residents choose Supplement over Advantage
Residents who travel out of state part of the year, or who want to keep seeing a specific specialist without a referral, usually lean toward Medicare Supplement over Advantage.
The tradeoff is a monthly premium in addition to Medicare Part B, which Julieann walks through against your specific situation rather than assuming one plan type fits everyone.
Other Medicare coverage Julieann places
Medicare Advantage Plans
Bundled Medicare Part A, B and often Part D coverage through a private carrier, often with extra benefits like dental and vision.
- ✓ Often $0 monthly premium plans available
- ✓ Many include dental, vision and hearing
- ✓ Julieann checks your doctors are in-network first
Medicare Supplement questions
Do I need a referral to see a specialist with Medicare Supplement?
See what a Medicare Supplement plan would cost you
Julieann walks through Advantage and Supplement side by side so you can see the real tradeoff.