Crowe & Associates

United HealthCare Medicare Complete Plan 2 Connecticut 2014

United HealthCare Medicare Complete Plan 2 Connecticut 2014

United HealthCare Medicare Complete Plan 2 Connecticut 2014

United HealthCare Medicare Complete Plan 2 Connecticut 2014

The United HealthCare Medicare Complete Plan 2 Connecticut 2014 is a Medicare Advantage plan available in all Connecticut counties.  The base of the plan is an HMO .  It is currently available for a $0 month premium. (You will still pay your Part B premium to Medicare)  HMO means that participants must use in network providers in order to receive coverage.  The exception to this rule is in the case of either an emergency or urgent care situation.  In an emergent situation you may visit any provider who is necessary at that time.

Like all Medicare Advantage plans,  the Medicare Complete plan 2 is a Managed Medicare plan.  This means it will become the primary insurance provider in place of Original Medicare.  Benefits are based on co-pays as well as cost shares for the services the client receives. The plan also includes Part D prescription drug coverage.  Members have access to in network providers in other states (Including Florida) utilizing a program called Passport.  The program is very useful for snowbirds and anyone planning an extended stay in a different state.

Benefits on Medicare Advantage plans are subject to change every January 1st and Medicare Complete plan 2 has had many changes over the past few years.  Links to benefit summaries and applications have been provided below.

2017 HMO MAPD PLAN 2 APPLICATION

2017 UHC Plan 1 and 2 directory

Please contact us in the event that you have  any other questions.  You can reach us either by phone at 203-796-5403 or by emailing us at Edward@croweandassociates.com.  We are here to help you grow your client base and be a successful agent.  In fact, we offer all our agents full support with training and a 50% lead services reimbursement program.

 

Want to know the difference between a Medicare Advantage Plan and a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan?  CLICK HERE

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