Why Choose Senior's Choice?
What Studies Have Shown...
Nebraska Medicare Advantage Beneficiaries Receive Better
Value and Spend 41% Less than Beneficiaries in Medicare FFS
32% (120,000) of Medicare beneficiaries in Nebraska were enrolled in Medicare Advantage in 2023.†
In Nebraska, a Medicare Advantage-Prescription Drug (MA-PD) plan beneficiary of average age (73 years old) and
average health spends:
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41% less ($3,413 vs. $5,809 annually) than a comparable beneficiary in Medicare Fee-for-Service
(FFS) with a prescription drug plan (PDP) and Medigap Plan G.
Across age groups in Nebraska, MA-PD beneficiaries spend less than those in Medicare FFS.*
A 65-year-old MA-PD beneficiary
in average health spends:
$1,786 Less
than a FFS + PDP beneficiary
$2,247 Less
than a FFS + PDP + Plan G beneficiary
An 85-year-old MA-PD beneficiary
in average health spends:
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than a FFS + PDP beneficiary
$2,892 Less
than a FFS + PDP + Plan G beneficiary
In addition to the dental, vision, and hearing benefits typically offered, the average MA-PD beneficiary in Nebraska
receives $175 each year in additional services that are not covered by Medicare FFS,* such as:
† Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, “Medicare Monthly Enrollment,” February 2023. Accessed March 22, 2023.
* Milliman, “Average Annual Beneficiary Health Care Costs for Various Medicare Coverage Options,” September 2023.
