Posted November 11, 2021 by Sue Titterington Vice President, Sales & Market Development
If you’re eligible for Medicare and are a Veteran, you’re probably receiving a lot of information from Medicare plans since we’re now in the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP.) The AEP is from October 15 through December 7 and this is when most Medicare-eligibles select their coverage for the coming year.
If you’re currently using VA health care, you may have questions about whether you should supplement your VA health care with a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan. While everyone’s needs are different, in many instances, enrolling in an MA plan may be a good option.
Below are some things to consider as you review your options:
SummaCare offers many Medicare Advantage plan options including the Amber (HMO) plan. This plan doesn’t include prescription drug coverage so many Veterans may find this attractive.
If you’re a Veteran, SummaCare Medicare Advisors are available to walk you through your options and help you decide if enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan is right for you. But, you need to make your decision by December 7.
SummaCare Medicare Advisors can be reached at <330-996-8440> or (toll-free) <888-464-8440> (TTY 800-750-0750). We also offer free informational seminars to learn about SummaCare’s Medicare Advantage plans. See upcoming seminars at www.summacare.com/events
For more information, compare plans or enroll, visit www.summacare.com/medicare.
SummaCare is an HMO and HMO-POS plan with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in SummaCare depends on contract renewal.
Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system. SummaCare Medicare has been recognized with a 4.5-Star (out of 5) overall rating for 2022 from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
For accommodation of persons with special needs at sales meetings call 888.464.8440 (TTY 800.750.0750).
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