Oklahoma • Medicare
How to Choose Between Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare
When enrolling in Medicare, Oklahomans must choose between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage. Both provide important coverage, but which is better depends on your health, providers, and finances.
Original Medicare
- Includes Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical)
- Accepted nationwide
- No out-of-pocket maximum
- Requires separate Part D for prescriptions
Medicare Advantage
- Bundles Part A, B, and usually Part D
- Often includes dental, vision, and fitness
- Has an annual out-of-pocket maximum ($4,000–$7,000)
- Requires using in-network providers
Which Should Oklahomans Choose?
- Choose Original Medicare if you travel often or want nationwide access.
- Choose Advantage if you prefer lower premiums and extra benefits.
Anchor’s Role
Anchor Financial Group compares all options in Oklahoma to help retirees balance coverage, networks, and costs.
Your choice affects your retirement healthcare for years. Anchor helps Oklahomans choose wisely.