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• What is Medicare OTC?

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• Does Medicare Advantage replace original Medicare?

  There are two options commonly used to replace or supplement Original Medicare . One option, called Medicare Advantage plans, are an alternative way to get Original Medicare . The other option, Medicare Supplement (or Medigap) insurance plans work alongside your Original Medicare coverage.

• Is Medicare Advantage better than Medicare?

  Medicare Advantage Plans are often a better deal than standard Medicare and a Medgiap policy, but this is not universally true. A beneficiary who qualifies for the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program will not benefit from having an Advantage plan.

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  If you’re not sure what type of Medicare coverage you have, you can contact Medicare at 1-800 Medicare or (800) 633-4227, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048. Many people are automatically enrolled in Original Medicare , Part A and Part B when they first become eligible.

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  HUSKY C provides Medicaid coverage for people with disabilities, low-income seniors who also have Medicare , and people receiving long-term care. The bulk of the state’s Medicaid spending funds nursing home and home care for people in this program.