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Advantage Plans usually include Part D coverage and have low (or no) monthly premiums. But they also have an array of co-pays that are paid whenever you incur care; i.e., “pay as you go.”
Medicare Supplement Plans typically have monthly premiums based on age, ranging from (approx.) $180 to $300/month. But then, there are few “gaps” in coverage; i.e., “pre-paying” for care.
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