Medicare Open Enrollment starts October 15 and ends December 7. Call us for options.

Medicare Plans

If you are approaching age 65, then you will soon be facing some important decisions about your healthcare. Medicare Coverage, available to everyone 65 and up, is often not sufficient to handle all of your medical costs. While different parts will help cover specific services, it is important to know which type of Medicare will benefit your particular needs before making your selection, and what supplemental insurance will provide you with the full coverage that will give you peace of mind.

Medicare Supplement Insurance, also known as Medigap Insurance, can provide coverage for some of the costs Medicare does not pick up. There are also some important benefits:

  • You have the option of choosing a private insurer through which to purchase your Medicare Supplement Insurance.
  • Your choice of provider is expansive, as you may select any doctor who also takes Medicare insurance.
  • As long as you pay your premium, you never have to worry about being unable to renew.
  • Medicare copays and out-of-pocket costs can be paid by your Medicare Supplement policy.

Don’t be overwhelmed by the information surrounding Medicare and Medicare Supplement Insurance. Your Mountcastle agent will gladly meet with you and answer any questions you may have to help you make the right choices for your health insurance coverage.  Click on the link below to start exploring your Medicare Supplement options.

Find the Medicare Plan that is right for you

*Please note- We do not offer every plan available in your area.  Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area.  Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.



Medicare Supplement FAQs

No. There are currently ten standardized plans (A-D, F-G, K-N) available and 2 of those (C & F) are ending 1/1/2020. Each have different levels of protection.

No. While most states allow for Medicare Supplement Insurance, it is not available everywhere.

It doesn't cover everything. These are some notable exclusions:

  • vision
  • eyeglasses
  • dental
  • long-term care

Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) covers such services as

  • hospice care.
  • some home health care.
  • skilled nursing facilities.

Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers such services as

  • medical supplies.
  • preventive services.
  • some doctors' services.

Medicare Part C (also known as Medicare Advantage) is an "all inclusive" alternative to Original Medicare. This type of coverage will combine Parts A and B, and typically also Part D.

Medicare Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage) is an add-on coverage that pays for prescription medications. It can be attached to the following:

  • Original Medicare
  • Some Medicare Private-Free-for-Service Plans
  • Some Medicare Cost Plans
  • Medicare Medical Savings Account Plans
  • Any person aged 65 or older
  • Certain individuals with disabilities may qualify at a younger age
  • People diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease (sometimes called ESRD)