| Individual | Married | IRMAA Charges | Part B Premium | Part D Premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $106k or less | $212k or less | $0 | Part B - $185 Mo | Part D - $0 |
| $133k or less | $266k or less | $74 Mo | Part B - $259 Mo | Part D - $13.70 Mo |
| $167k or less | $334k or less | $185 Mo | Part B - $370 Mo | Part D - $35.30 Mo |
| $200k or less | $400k or less | $295.90 Mo | Part B - $480.90 Mo | Part D - $57 Mo |
| $499k or less | $749k or less | $406.90 Mo | Part B - $591.90 Mo | Part D - $78.60 Mo |
| $500k or More | $750k or more | $443.90 Mo | Part B - $628.90 Mo | Part D - $85.80 Mo |
Part B Deductible: $257 Annual
Step 1
Enroll in Original Medicare
Original Medicare
Provided by the federal government
Part A
Helps pay for hospital stays and inpatient care
Part B
Helps pay for provider visits and outpatient care
Step 2
After you enroll in Original Medicare, there are two ways to get additional coverage
Option 1
Add one or both of the following to Original Medicare:
Medicare Supplement Insurance
Offered by private companies
Helps pay some or all thecosts not covered by Original Medicare
Medicare Part D Plan
Offered by Medicare-approved private companies
Helps pay for prescription drugs
or
Option 2
Choose a Medicare Advantage plan:
Medicare Advantage Plan
Offered by Medicare-approved private companies
Part C
Combines Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance) in one plan
Part D
Often include prescription drug coverage
May offer additional benefits not provided by Original Medicare
