​Medical insurance is a much needed but admittedly challenging part of life. It doesn't help that your hospital insurance is distinct from your medical insurance, also known as Medicare Part A and Part B respectively. Luckily, you now have another option – Medicare Advantage. 

Medicare Advantages are plans offered by private insurance providers under contract with Medicare. These plans can provide almost the same degree of coverage that Medicare A and B give subscribers. There are also other benefits for choosing this plan, like: 

​There are four basic parts of Medical Care, and they are Parts A, B, C, and D. Parts A, B, and D covers doctors, hospital care, equipment, medical procedures, and prescription drugs. While C also divides into two categories; which are the Medicare Advantage Plan and the Medicare Supplement Insurance (also known as Medigap). Both types have their coverage, and you should be mindful on what you are going to choose.

Here are what you should consider in choosing Medicare Advantage Plan over Medigap.

Medicare covers a lot of medical costs for people who have certain medical conditions or disabilities. While this is undoubtedly beneficial, there are also other preventive measures available in the Medicare Part B that can be enjoyed by the consumers to help them stay healthy.
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Below are some of the most overlooked Medicare benefits: