The best Medicare plan isn’t one that’s okay for everybody. It’s one that best fits your specific needs. That’s why it’s so important to understand all your Medicare plan options so you can be confident that the plan you pick has coverage and costs that work for you. We can help you choose.
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Eligible seniors with both Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and Medicare can enroll in our HealthPartners® Minnesota Senior Health Options (HMO SNP) plan, also known as MSHO.
With our simple, affordable MSHO plan, you won’t pay any monthly premium. You’ll also enjoy the services of a dedicated care coordinator, get valuable extra perks and much more.
Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Cost plans are all private Medicare plans that work with Original Medicare. But each works a little differently:
- Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans help bridge gaps in expenses associated with Original Medicare. First, Original Medicare pays its share for covered services, then your Medicare Supplement plan pays its share.
- Medicare Advantage plans combine the coverage of Original Medicare Parts A and B into one plan (often called Part C). They have a network of preferred providers and often offer additional benefits and perks. Most also include Part D prescription drug coverage.
- Medicare Cost plans offer additional benefits and perks beyond Original Medicare while also working alongside it. If you go out of network for care, your Original Medicare benefits will kick in for covered services.
When shopping for a Medicare plan, you’ll want to find one that has the right balance of coverage and affordability for you. Knowing your current health needs, the prescriptions you take and your budget can make it easier to identify what to look for when you compare Medicare plans.
If your HealthPartners Medicare plan includes prescription drug coverage, you’ll have access to one-on-one help from a pharmacist to be sure your medications are working together properly. This is a no-cost service meant to help you get the most from your medicine.
HealthPartners is a health plan that contracts with both Medicare and the Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid) program to provide benefits of both programs to enrollees. HealthPartners is also a Cost plan and PPO plan with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in HealthPartners depends on contract renewal. In the State of Wisconsin, the Medicare Cost Plan is offered by HealthPartners Insurance Company.
Last updated October 2026
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