Health and drug plans
Compare Medicare Advantage and Part D
Enter your ZIP code and, if helpful, your prescriptions and preferred pharmacies. Medicare.gov displays available health and drug plans.
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Compare Medicare Plans
Use Medicare.gov to compare plans. Get local help if you want it.
Official Medicare.gov tools. No form required.
Choose the official tool
Start with the coverage you want to compare.
Medicare.gov uses separate comparison experiences for Medicare Advantage and Part D plans versus Medigap policies.
Original Medicare supplement
Find Medigap policies in your area
Use Medicare.gov’s dedicated finder to review Medicare Supplement policy options available for your ZIP code.
Find Medigap PoliciesMake the comparison useful
Three steps before you choose a plan.
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Prepare your details
Have your ZIP code, prescriptions, pharmacies, doctors, and preferred hospitals ready.
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Save the plan details
Record the plan name and ID, premium, estimated costs, network notes, and questions.
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Verify before enrolling
Confirm providers, prescriptions, pharmacies, prior authorization rules, and total costs directly with the plan.
Optional local support
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FAQ
Frequently asked Medicare questions
Browse all Medicare FAQsDo I have to submit the Skyline Benefit form to use Medicare.gov?
No. The direct Medicare.gov Plan Compare link is available without submitting any information to Skyline Benefit.
What can I compare on Medicare.gov?
Medicare.gov provides Plan Compare for Medicare Advantage and Part D drug plans, plus a separate finder for Medigap policies available in an area. Plan availability and details depend on ZIP code, eligibility, and plan year.
What should I save from Medicare.gov for an advisor review?
Save the plan name and plan ID, monthly premium, estimated prescription costs, pharmacy choice, provider notes, and any benefit or network questions you want to verify.
What happens if I request help from Skyline Benefit?
Your information is sent only to Skyline Benefit for a licensed insurance agent to follow up about this Medicare inquiry. Skyline Benefit does not require advisor contact as a condition of using Medicare.gov or purchasing insurance.
Is Skyline Benefit part of Medicare or the federal government?
No. Skyline Benefit is an independent insurance agency and is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.
Medicare disclosure
Skyline Benefit is an independent insurance agency and is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. The organizations and number of plans we represent vary by location and eligibility. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.