Medicare has a lot of advantageous plans. These can also be termed as Medicare part C. This is obviously one way for the beneficiaries to receive all their Medicare benefits. All these plans are essentially required to offer almost everything that is covered under the original system of Medicare which is part A and part B. This is done with an exception of a hospice care and may include various benefits also.

How Does Medicare plan work?
These Medicare plans are offered by the private insurance companies that are approved by Medicare. Each and every month, Medicare is able to pay the private insurance company a fixed amount and that company can cover all the costs as this is according to the rules that have been set by Medicare. These plans come with many different benefits and types and may also vary by plan. Most of these will include prescription drugs in a plan type. The different forms of these plans are as follows.
1. Health maintenance organization or HMO
2. Preferred provider organization or PPO
3. Private fee for service or PFFS
4. Special needs plans or SNP
5. HMO Point of service or HMOPOS
6. Medical savings account or MSA

Pros of Medicare
• There are a lot of companies that can offer a premium of 0$ for the advantage plan. The availability of this plan will depend on the state and country in which you are living.
• Beyond all the benefits that are offered by Medicare, your plan can also cover the additional benefits that are not covered under Part A as well as Part B. This is dental coverage and vision.
• Each plan can comprise of a maximum out of pocket limit and also on how much you will be able to spend on the health costs per year. Once the limit has reached, you will not have to pay anything for your covered services. There can be a different limit and your amount can change every year.

How to Choose the Plan?
It is always up to you to choose the plan that you feel is the right option for you. Dr. Kory Razaghi believes this extremely important to read all the details of each of these plans and this includes a fine print, comparing the benefits, costs and restrictions of each plan and option available to you. You can also consult an expert or a doctor. It is one of the important things to remember.

Kory Razaghi heads Attentus LLC a healthcare consulting firm that is providing corporate finance, management, and operational turnaround services to healthcare organizations including community, children’s, government/public, and critical access hospitals, as well as physician groups, and healthcare sector focused private equity firms. Since 2006, Attentus has provided practical solutions to the myriad of challenges faced by its healthcare clients to enable sustainable growth, profitability, and long-term competitive advantage.
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