Compare Medicare Plans from Humana

Humana Medicare Advantage plans combine the standard coverage of Original Medicare (Parts A and B together) with the broader benefits of a private Medicare plan. These plans vary in coverage and cost. But many come with benefits you won’t find under Original Medicare, such as prescription drug coverage, dental and vision insurance, telemedicine & more.

What is Humana Medicare Advantage?

Medicare Advantage plans, also known as Medicare Part C, cover a broader set of benefits than Part A and Part B together do. A Part C plan from Humana:

• Covers everything that Original Medicare covers (by law)
• Typically offers benefits that go beyond traditional Medicare
• Comes with a cap on out-of-pocket costs for the year
• May include Part D prescription drug benefits as well

What’s an HMO or PPO?

Medicare Advantage plans come in different forms, most often an HMO or a PPO. These plan types mean different things:

• Health maintenance organization (HMO): An HMO requires a network, meaning you’ll have to see in-network providers in most cases. You’ll have a primary care doctor and may need referrals to see a specialist. As a tradeoff, costs may be lower with an HMO plan.
• Preferred provider organization (PPO): A PPO plan tends to be more flexible in the providers you see. You may have a network, but the plan might also cover out-of-network care, too, at a higher cost. PPO plans don’t usually require you to have a primary care doctor or to get referrals to see specialists. These plans may cost more than HMOs.

Humana Medicare Advantage plans may also be private fee-for-service plans (PFFS) or special needs plans (SNPs). Make sure to look over any plan documents carefully for information on coverage, primary care providers and other terms that matter most to you.

Also, remember that plan options and pricing vary based on where you live. To learn more about Humana Medicare Advantage plans in your area, get a custom quote by providing a little bit of information about yourself above.