Medicare Advantage & Supplements
Medicare coverage that works for you
At NavaQuote, we help you navigate Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans so you get coverage tailored to your needs, budget, and lifestyle. Whether you want extra benefits, lower out-of-pocket costs, or more freedom to choose doctors, we’ll find the right plan for you.
Certified Medicare Help
Ready to compare your Medicare options?
If you live in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, or Texas fill out our quick form to get started. Here’s how it works:
- You tell us about your current coverage and health needs.
- We personally review your info and preferences.
- We shop multiple top-rated Medicare Advantage and Supplement carriers.
- You get a personalized quote with clear options.
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This is a solicitation for insurance. A licensed agent will contact you to discuss your Medicare options. 
Your information is 100% private and will never be shared or sold to third parties.
Medicare plans we help you compare:
Why people trust NavaQuote for Medicare:
We simplify a confusing process by shopping multiple carriers and breaking down your options clearly. You get personal service from someone who cares, not a call center. And if your health or needs change, we’ll be here to help you adjust your coverage.
- We compare multiple top-rated Medicare carriers and drug plans so you don’t have to
- You get clear, straightforward advice tailored to your health and budget
- No fees, no pressure, just honest help from a licensed broker (hi I'm Callie!)
- Ongoing support, including help understanding your benefits and annual plan reviews
Happy & insured
Don’t just take our word for it, here’s what our happy and healthy clients are saying!
Callie with Navaquote is one of the best customer service representatives I have ever had the pleasure of dealing with… She’s actually changed my family’s life and I would recommend Callie to anyone I know!
Barret B.
Callie was great and patient
with answering my questions and concerns. She was helpful and I felt she really cared for me.
Amal T.E
Words cannot express how grateful I am to have NavaQuote in my corner. Callie is phenomenal and has literally gone above and beyond to ensure that our health insurance was restored.
T. Marie
Callie really showed up for us when we needed to change insurance companies. She reassured us during the whole process and is a joy to work with!
Erin L.
Having a knowledgable agent like Callie, made this whole experience so easy. No pressure to rush a decision in this huge life matter. Awesome agent!
Jackie W.
I fortunately was connected to Callie Navrides and she was AMAZING in guiding me through the process. She was a pleasure to work with.
Mike S.
Frequently asked questions
When can I sign up for Medicare?
You can sign up for Medicare during your Initial Enrollment Period! That’s the 3 months before you turn 65, your birthday month, plus 3 months after. Miss that? No worries, there’s a Enrollment Period from January 1 to March 31 each year. You might also qualify for Special Enrollment Periods if you’ve had certain life changes, like losing your employer coverage.
Just keep in mind, if you wait too long without qualifying for a Special Enrollment, you could face late enrollment penalties that stick with you for life.
What’s the difference between Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D?
Here’s the quick version:
- Part A covers hospital stays and usually doesn’t cost you a premium.
- Part B covers doctor visits and outpatient care, and there’s a monthly premium for that.
- Part C, or Medicare Advantage, is a private plan that bundles A and B — sometimes with prescription drugs too.
- Part D is for prescription drug coverage if you stick with Original Medicare (Parts A and B).
Do I need Medicare if I’m still working and have employer insurance?
If you’re 65+ and still have employer coverage that’s considered “creditable,” you might be able to delay signing up for Medicare without a penalty. But the rules can change depending on your employer’s size and plan details, so it’s key to understand how your coverage works with Medicare to avoid any gaps or surprise fees.
How much does Medicare cost?
Costs vary based on your plan and income. Most folks don’t pay a premium for Part A. Part B comes with a standard monthly premium, which can go up if your income is higher. Medicare Advantage and Part D plans have different premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs. And if you earn more, you might pay an extra charge called IRMAA on Parts B and D.