Medicare.net Reviews

Medicare.net offers information and comparisons of Medicare and Medicare supplemental insurance plans. You can call a licensed agent from Medicare.net to learn more about specific plans or how supplemental plans function along with original Medicare.

When you click on a provider, you will see a description of the plans it offers and how those plans relate to other Medicare coverage. The site gives a clear overview of how to sign up for Medicare and supplemental insurance plans to make the most of your coverage and meet your specific needs.

You can check plan availability by state, and you can apply for basic Medicare coverage through a link on Medicare.net and receive guidance from a licensed agent. Medicare.net also provides information on other ways to apply, including applying directly to Medicare or to the Social Security Administration.

When you fill out the request form on the site, you’re connected to insurance brokers and agents that provide supplemental insurance plan quotes that apply to your specific financial situation and needs. If you decide to enroll in a plan, the broker or agent can assist you. Quotes are free.

You can also find guidance on how to change Medicare plans. Click on “Compare Medicare plans” to see basic pricing information for original Medicare coverage.

Quotes from Medicare.net are free, and the website provides basic information about premiums, deductibles and out of pocket costs for Medicare.

Pricing for individual Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement Insurance plans vary based on your income and your desired coverage options. You can compare rates from popular carriers by filling out a form on Medicare.net or calling to speak with a licensed agent who can connect you to insurance brokers and agencies.

Medicare.net offers a wealth of information in an easy-to-understand format. You can compare multiple carriers and learn the basics of available types of coverage. Health care specialists can also help you apply for Medicare through Medicare.net. Though Medicare.net refers you to partner brokers or agencies for additional quotes and you can’t enroll in supplemental plans directly from the site, the service is free to use, and licensed agents are available for consultation.