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Medicare Advantage and Medigap both have a variety of plans available on the market. Here's a general overview of how the two stack up against each other.
It's typically easier to choose whether Medigap or Medicare Advantage is better for you if you're able to compare specific plans. However, there are some general guidelines that you can use to determine which option may be the right fit for you.
You may prefer a Medicare Advantage if:
You prefer lower monthly premiums, and don't mind potentially high out-of-pocket costs
You don't currently have a preferred doctor or hospital network you want to stay in
You want additional benefits
You don't mind being hands on with your coverage, as you're more likely to need to obtain prior authorization for covered services
You may prefer a Medigap plan if:
You don't mind higher premiums if they reduce your risk of having to pay high out-of-pocket costs
You want consistent coverage nationwide, from providers who accept Medicare
You prefer to choose your own prescription drug coverage
You want an easy and hands-off claims-paying process