MedicareEnrollment.com

It's difficult for many people to navigate Medicare plans and decide they need to purchase additional coverage. MedicareEnrollment.com helps people determine their needs, evaluate their options and receive answers on anything related to Medicare.

MedicareEnrollment.com is a subsidiary of HealthNetwork that provides educational materials and a comparison tool for Medicare plans. MedicareEnrollment.com helps consumers learn about Medicare Parts A, B and D, Medicare Advantage (Part C) and Medicare supplemental insurance plans. MedicareEnrollment.com also addresses questions about coverage, taxes, enrollment and eligibility.

The company provides a plan comparison tool so people can browse Medicare Advantage options. This tool helps consumers understand Medicare Advantage plans or Medicare supplemental insurance, and the company has agents who answer questions about plan options.

After researching Medicare Parts A and B, many people decide that they need additional coverage. They can get this coverage with Medicare Advantage, also known as Medicare Part C, a Medicare supplemental insurance plan or Medicare Part D.

Compare these options on the phone with a MedicareEnrollment.com agent or online with the company’s simple comparison tool (Medicare Advantage only). After you input your name, address, age and contact information, the tool reveals each plan available in your location. You can then sort by star rating, price, carrier or plan type. In addition to viewing deductibles and spending limits, you can compare coverage and costs regarding:

• Doctor’s office visits
• Vision, dental and hearing services
• Diagnostic tests, X-rays, lab and radiology services
• Emergency room and urgent care visits
• Inpatient hospital care
• Outpatient care
• Prescription drugs

Customers cannot apply directly through MedicareEnrollment.com. Instead, they must call an agent for more information on how to apply.

MedicareEnrollment.com connects consumers with plans that cost between $0 and $300 per month. Depending on the plan you choose, you may have to pay a deductible, a copay, coinsurance or other out-of-pocket fees in addition to the monthly premium. Because consumers must enroll in Medicare Parts A and B before adding coverage with other plans, they need to continue paying their premiums for Part A and B, if applicable.

MedicareEnrollment.com is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to learn more about Medicare coverage and costs or compare Medicare Advantage plans using an easy tool. This site covers all common questions about enrollment, taxes, benefit periods, coverage and additional plans. Though it doesn’t have a tool to compare Medicare supplemental insurance and Medicare Part D plans, consumers can call an agent to talk through options.