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Vol. 10 — Compare

Compare Medicare plans without the spreadsheet.

Three tools, one page. Take a quick fit-quiz, see the year of enrollment windows at a glance, and compare Advantage vs Supplement side by side. No login, no quote, no sales pitch.

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How to use this page

Three tools, in order.

  1. 01Start with the fit quiz— four questions, one direction. It points you toward Advantage, Supplement, or “let's talk.”
  2. 02Check the year-at-a-glance — when can you actually change plans? When can't you?
  3. 03Browse the side-by-side — every line that actually matters between Advantage and Supplement.

None of this replaces a 15-minute conversation with a licensed agent. It just gets you ready for one.

Plan-fit quiz

Four questions, one direction.

Not a quote, not a binding recommendation — just a quick way to see which plan structure might fit your situation. The real conversation is still a phone call.

Question 1 of 4

Do you travel or split time between states?

This affects whether a network-based plan will work for you.

A year in Medicare

When you can change your plan, at a glance.

Two main windows each year — plus Special Enrollment Periods triggered by life events. Outside these windows, your plan is your plan.

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
OEP
AEP
OEPMedicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period
If you're already on a Medicare Advantage plan, you can switch to a different one or drop back to Original Medicare. One change allowed during this window.
AEPAnnual Enrollment Period
The big window. Anyone on Medicare can change Advantage plans, change Part D plans, or switch between Original Medicare and Advantage. Use it or wait a year.
SEP— Special Enrollment Periods
Triggered by qualifying life events — moving to a new state, losing employer coverage, leaving incarceration, qualifying for Medicaid, and more. SEPs can happen any time of year. We'll help you figure out if you qualify.

The side-by-side

Advantage vs. Supplement, line by line.

The honest version. Where each one wins, where each one trades off. We'll walk through your specific situation against this on a call.

Network

Advantage

Plan-specific network of doctors & hospitals

Supplement

Any provider that accepts Medicare

Monthly premium

Advantage

$0 to ~$80 typical

Supplement

~$100 to ~$300 typical

Prescription coverage

Advantage

Usually included

Supplement

Buy a separate Part D plan

Annual out-of-pocket max

Advantage

Capped each year (varies by plan)

Supplement

Predictable — most costs covered

Extra benefits

Advantage

Often dental, vision, hearing, fitness

Supplement

No extras — just gap coverage

Travel coverage

Advantage

Limited outside network area

Supplement

Anywhere in the U.S.

Switch later

Advantage

Easy during AEP & OEP windows

Supplement

Health questions may apply outside open enrollment

Got the gist?

Let's run your specific numbers.

The page above gets you 80% of the way. The other 20% — your zip code, your doctors, your prescriptions — is exactly what a 15-minute call covers.