How to Pick the BEST Medicare Advantage 2025 (Avoid these MISTAKES!)

[@richardwieczorek6624]

Where do you see the ratings?

[@commonsense6967]

To the right side of the page in your "Medicare and You" book.

[@iHealthBrokers]

Thank you for the helpful response!

[@davidprovencher4162]

Very important to get a 5 star rated plan

[@commonsense6967]

There are very few 5 star rated plans, although mine is rated 4.5 stars, and it's been OK for the 8 years I've had it. I'm in FL.

[@iHealthBrokers]

That's pretty reasonable. The more reviews a plan has, the less likely it is to be rated 5 stars (there has to be someone who is dissatisfied!) So, if a plan has 4.5 stars with plenty of reviews, it still seems highly rated! So, you can certainly factor that into your decision making amongst the other points we made in this video. Thanks for your comment!

[@iHealthBrokers]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@pabadear]

If you visit your PCP and your plan has a $0 health deductible, would you end up paying the full price of the visit to go towards your plans out-of-pocket maximum, or would the plan cover it fully because of the $0 deductible?

[@iHealthBrokers]

Usually more basic services (such as a visit to your PCP) should be covered even prior to meeting the deductible. You should not have to pay the full price for a basic doctor's visit. Thank you for your question!

[@kidvision564]

Useless video not comparing companies

[@iHealthBrokers]

It would be impossible to compare all companies in one video since different plans are available in different areas. This video is designed to empower viewers to know what to look for when selecting their plan.

[@bruceeigsti5274]

The words best and med adv is an oxymoron

[@iHealthBrokers]

Haha! We've also heard it referred to as Medicare Disadvantage