A Prepaid Benefits Card
Select plans include a card that may be used toward groceries, over-the-counter items and certain utility bills. Amounts vary by plan and location.
Many Medicare Advantage plans include a prepaid benefits card, plus dental, vision and hearing — often with no additional monthly premium.
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Select plans include a card that may be used toward groceries, over-the-counter items and certain utility bills. Amounts vary by plan and location.
Routine cleanings, eyeglasses and hearing aids aren't covered by Original Medicare, but are often included in an Advantage plan.
Certain plans reduce your monthly Part B premium, returning a portion of that amount to your Social Security payment.
I had no idea my plan could include a card for groceries. The call took ten minutes.
They checked that my doctor was still in network before I changed anything.
My Part B premium went down. I wish I had checked sooner.
Individual experiences vary. Benefits differ by plan and location.
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Some Medicare Advantage plans include a prepaid card that may be used toward approved items such as groceries, over-the-counter products and certain utility bills. Availability and amounts vary by plan and location.
No. Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers approved by Medicare and change how you receive your benefits, not your eligibility.
Annual Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7. Some people qualify for a Special Enrollment Period at other times of the year.
Plan networks vary. A licensed agent can check whether your current doctors participate before you make any decision.
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