If you want a Wisconsin Medicare Advantage plan that has comprehensive coverage and budget-friendly benefits, the Birch plan may be the answer. In addition to medical and prescription drug coverage, this plan includes dental coverage, an allowance for non-Medicare prescription eyewear, $0 monthly premiums and lower out-of-pocket maximums than our Cedar plan.

Wondering if the Birch plan is right for you? Let’s dig into the details.

• Part D prescription drug coverage, starting at $0 copays for covered generic drugs
• Pay in-network costs at out-of-network providers who accept Medicare and are willing to see you
• $0 copays for preventive care, $0 copays for primary care visits and $55 copays for specialty care visits
• Outpatient care (for example: $75 for diagnostic procedures and tests, 10% coinsurance for lab work and $100 for X-rays)
• Out-of-pocket maximum: $6,750 in-network / $10,000 combined in and out of network
• $150 allowance for non-Medicare-covered prescription eyewear
• Partial dental coverage for certain preventive care and certain comprehensive care, like one annual routine exam and cleaning

Please note: We are limiting the number of Medicare Advantage members we can accept for 2027. For more information, get the latest updates about our 2027 Medicare Advantage plans.

If the Birch plan isn’t a good match for you, we also offer the Cedar Medicare Advantage plan. Or you can get one-on-one help from our Medicare experts.

For more information about all your Medicare plan options, visit medicare.gov.