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Supplement vs. Advantage: Total Cost
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The monthly premium quoted for the supplement plan you’re considering.
The standalone Part D plan that pairs with a supplement (the national base premium is about $39).
Many Advantage plans have a $0 premium — the trade-off is cost sharing when you use care.
The in-network out-of-pocket maximum printed on the plan you’re comparing.
How much care you realistically expect to use in a year.
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John Smith
RR Medicare
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- Medigap premium (monthly)
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- Advantage plan out-of-pocket maximum
- Expected healthcare usage
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- This is an educational comparison of two coverage TYPES using premium and out-of-pocket figures you supplied — it is not a recommendation of any plan or insurer.
- Real plans differ in networks, drug formularies, extra benefits, and underwriting; premiums and plan terms change every year.
- Out-of-pocket estimates at each usage level are simplified assumptions shown with your results, not predictions of your actual claims.
- This tool is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare, CMS, or any insurance carrier.