Why choosing a Medicare plan is like buying a car
It all comes down to options—lots of options. And while some may affect your price up front, other options may help lower your overall cost down the road. For example, a Medicare plan with low copays is like a car that gets great mileage. You may pay a little more up front, but you'll save money every time you use it.
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