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Based on our analysis of your healthcare needs and expected costs in the coming year, this plan is one of the most effective to you compared to other plans in your area.{{Math.floor(view.view_plan.relative_effectiveness*100)}}% as effective as our top recommendation.
Based on our analysis of your healthcare needs and expected costs in the coming year, this plan is one of the most effective to you compared to other plans in your area.
You can switch plans from until March 31st. Let's see if there's a better option for you.
You can change plans midyear only under special circumstances like moving to a different zip code.
Let's review your current coverage and see if there is a better plan available for you. Keep in mind that open enrollment for Medicare ends December 7th.
Open enrollment has ended for this year but you can switch plans from January 1st to March 31st. Let's see if there's a better option for you.
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You'll be eligible for Medicare in {{enroll_status.days_left>730?''+(enroll_status.days_left/365|0)+' years':(enroll_status.days_left>=100?''+(enroll_status.days_left/30|0)+' months':''+enroll_status.days_left+' days')}}. When you enroll, you'll begin coverage on your birthday.
You may continue to look at hypothetical plan options, but you won't be able to enroll yet.
If you enroll today, you'll begin coverage on your birthday. You should enroll in the next {{enroll_status.days_to}} days to avoid additional delays.
If you enroll today, you'll begin coverage in one month. You should enroll in the next {{enroll_status.days_to}} days to avoid additional delays.
If you enroll today, you'll begin coverage in two months. You should enroll in the next {{enroll_status.days_to}} days to avoid additional delays.
At this point, your coverage will begin three months after enrolling.
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You're past your initial signup period, but you can still enroll. You may have to pay a 10% penalty on your premium for {{enroll_status.months}} months.
Note: If you qualify for early medicare eligibility (transitioning from Medicaid, etc.), we're not currently equipped to advise you on that transition. We recommend that you call 1-800-MEDICARE to learn about your options.
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Here are the available plans in your area that you should consider. We've excluded plans that are not perform well under your circumstances. If you wish, you may include those plans in the results.
* The effectiveness column represents a prediction of your overall financial savings and is relative to the top recommendation.
What is a star rating?
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Medicare Star Rating
Summing the premiums for the medical, pharmacy and Part B coverage.
What is part B?
Predicted expenses to you during the year that are likely to share in cost when you visit the doctor, fill your prescriptions, or seek any other covered healthcare service.
How did you come up with this?
This plan offers you additional benefits to help you take good care of yourself!
For most doctor visits, you pay a flat rate copay that depends on the nature of your visit.
Includes labs, imaging and radiology, and diagnostic procedures such as colonoscopy.
Includes procedures you get done in an outpatient setting such as carpal tunnel surgery or a cataract removal surgery.
For care you receive while staying at the hospital in an inpatient status. Note that you could be at the hospital, but not necessarily be considered as an inpatient stay.
Whenever you can, try heading to the nearest urgent care center, unless it is a life threatening situation.
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Drugs are full price until your ${{view.view_plcy.rx_deductible}} deductible is met. After the deductible is met, "initial coverage" pricing below applies. (Note the deductible amount reflects your personal spending.) No deductible applies. See the chart below for drug pricing.
Once TOTAL COSTS (your spending + plan spending) reach {{partd[policy_year].gap_threshold | ui-decimal('$0,000')}}, the gap coverage rates below apply. The gap coverage tier is sometimes called the "donut hole."
Once YOUR COSTS (your spending only) reach {{partd[policy_year].cat_threshold | ui-decimal('$0,000')}}, catastrophic coverage rates apply. At that point, you pay only 5% of all drugs.
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