Kaiser Permanente offers Medicare Advantage Plans for many different needs and budgets,
with more benefits than Original Medicare.
| Benefits | Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage (HMO) | Original Medicare |
|---|---|---|
| Limited out-of-pocket costs |
 For in-network medical services covered
under Medicare part A and part B |
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| Prescription drug coverage |
Available on most plans
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| Routine dental, vision, or hearing services |
Included in all plans
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| Health and wellness programs |
One Pass® and more1
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| Routine transportation to plan-approved locations |
To approved locations
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Medicare has four different parts, otherwise known as the ABCD’s of Medicare.
Kaiser Permanente offers Part C, Medicare Advantage Plans in Georgia.
The 4 parts of Medicare
With Medicare, it’s important to understand Parts A, B, C, and D — each part covers specific services, from medical care
to prescription drugs.
Together, Part A and Part B are called Original Medicare and are provided by the federal government. Original Medicare covers only about 80% of hospital and medical expenses and doesn’t include prescription drug coverage. You need to have Part A, Part B, or both before you can get Part C.
Part C — known as Medicare Advantage — is another way to get Part A and Part B coverage. You can get Medicare Advantage plans from private health care providers like Kaiser Permanente.
Part D is prescription drug coverage that can be added to Original Medicare and is available from private health care providers like Kaiser Permanente.
You typically have 7 months to choose your Medicare plan and enroll — This is called your initial enrollment
period. It starts 3 months before and ends 3 months after the month you turn 65.
Three months before
your 65th birthday
The month of
your 65th birthday
Three months after
your 65th birthday
Find a time that works for you and we’ll be in touch!
