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Anthem Blue Cross Freedom Blue PPO Plans 1 and 2
Unlike an HMO, Freedom Blue is a PPO advantage plan that allows you the freedom to use the doctor of your choice, including over 50,000 Prudent Buyer® physicians and specialists without a referral. Freedom Blue PPO comes with the most comprehensive Part D prescription drug benefit that we have to offer.
Anthem Blue Cross Senior Classic A, C, F, I & J
Medicare does not pay all of your hospital and medical bills. In fact, it has built-in deductibles and coinsurance requirements that are higher today than ever before. To help control these costs, we offer these supplement plans to suit your personal needs. With these popular plans you have the freedom to use the doctor of your choice, including over 50,000 Prudent Buyer® physicians and specialists.
Anthem Blue Cross AdvantageCare (Classic Plan F with Rider)
AdvantageCare is an affordable and valuable health plan the will help pay for a wide range of health services that Medicare doesn't cover. This includes hospital and physician charges, and unlike most other senior health plans, will even help pay for Nursing Facility, Home Health Care and Home Support Services. The AdvantageCare plan is available to applicants age 65 to 75.
Anthem Blue Cross SmartChoice (High Deductible Plan F)
Under the Anthem Blue Cross SmartChoice Medicare Supplement plan (High Deductible Plan F), Medicare pays all Medicare covered benefits first, while you are responsible for the corresponding Part A and Part B deductibles and co-insurance amounts. Once Medicare has paid its portion, and you have met your annual $1,860 deductible, your plan will pay all remaining covered charges.
Anthem Blue Cross SmartChoice Preferred (High Deductible Plan F)
With this Medicare Supplement plan you receive the same benefits as the SmartChoice plan above with the addition of $5 office visits, vision and chiropractic care.
Anthem Blue Cross SmartChoice PLUS (High Deductible Plan F with Rider)
This Medicare Supplement plan provides the same benefits as Smartchoice plan PLUS Residential Facility and Nursing Home Care, Home Health Care and Home Support Services. These benefits go well beyond traditional Medicare supplement plans.
Anthem Blue Cross Medicare Part D Prescription Plan
When you reach age 65 and you sign up for Medicare Part B, you may purchase a Plan D Prescription Drug policy. We offer three levels of plans from $17.60, $31.30 or $59 per month for your Medicare Part D prescription benefits.
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OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD:
A Medicare Advantage eligible individual may make one Medicare Advantage Open Election Period (MA OEP) election from January 1st through March 31st. The Open Enrollment Period election must be made to the same type of plan MA-PD (regarding Medicare prescription drug coverage) in which the individual is already enrolled. For example, if you have Medicare prescription drug coverage, you can only choose to join another plan that offers Medicare prescription drug coverage (like Freedom Blue PPO), or choose to return to the Original Medicare Plan and join a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. If you don't have Medicare prescription drug coverage, you cannot use this chance to get it. ENROLLMENT PERIOD AT AGE 65: When you reach age 65 and you sign up for Medicare Part B, you have a one-time seven-month period (three months before, three months after and the month of your birthday) during which you may purchase any Medigap (or Medicare Advantage) policy a company sells at the lowest price available, even if you have or used to have health problems. If you purchase a Medigap (or Medicare Advantage) policy after this seven-month open enrollment period, you could be denied the Medigap (or Medicare Advantage) policy of your choice, or any Medigap (or Medicare Advantage) policy, because of pre-existing health conditions. ENROLLMENT PERIOD AT AGES YOUNGER THAN 65: In California, if you are younger than 65 years of age and entitled to Medicare because of a disability, you have an Open Enrollment period. This period is for six months after you first sign up for Medicare Part B. (However, this right does NOT apply to people who have permanent kidney failure known as End Stage Renal Disease or ESRD.) If you receive a notice from a government agency that your Medicare benefits began some time ago, then your Open Enrollment period begins on the date of that federal notice. It is a good idea to apply for a Medigap policy early so it will take effect on the same day as your Part B benefits. ANNUAL ELECTION PERIOD: You can only disenroll or switch plans once per year during the Annual Election Period (AEP) (November 15 – December 31 of each year for benefits that begin the following January). |
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