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Medicare Advantage

Aetna Medicare Advantage Plan Choices

Aetna Medicare offers four types of Medicare Advantage health insurance plans.
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Aetna Medicare Plan (HMO)

Aetna Medicare Plan (HMO) is an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan HMO that gives you access to tens of thousands of network doctors nationwide. This generally allows you to get more benefits for less money than Original Medicare for most services

In many areas, our network is so large that it’s likely to include your current doctors and hospitals. To see a full list of doctors and hospitals in our network, click here or use “Easy Answers,” found on most pages of this site.

Other Aetna Medicare Advantage plan features include:  
  • Predictable out-of-pocket costs
  • No referrals necessary for covered services with our Open Access HMO plans in select areas
  • Coverage for most Part D prescription drugs when you choose an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan with prescription drug coverage (“MAPD” plan)
  • A plan premium that can be hundreds of dollars less than a Medicare supplement plan
  • $0 copays for preventive care, including routine physicals and annual screenings (Some group plans for retirees may have copays)
  • Fitness center benefits, including a gym membership, at no extra cost (not offered in all plans)
  • Allowances for hearing aids and eyewear (not offered in all plans)

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Aetna Medicare Advantage plans cover Medicare Part A and B benefits (hospitals and medical insurance) and more, including vision and/or hearing benefits. Medicare Advantage health insurance plans without prescription drug coverage are called “MA” plans.

Medicare Advantage health insurance plans are available to people who have both federal Medicare and state Medicaid (in certain service areas) and require focused care management. This type of Aetna Medicare Advantage plan is called a Special Needs Plan.

Aetna Medicare Advantage plans are available for a low, or no, monthly plan premium in addition to your Medicare Part B premium.

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