There are many plans available, and deciding which one is best for you is not easy. Invariably, you will have to compromise in some areas. Whether it is cost, variety of services covered or access to the doctors of your choice, you probably will not get the perfect plan. The following guidelines will help you to understand your options. In choosing a plan, you have to decide what is most important to you.
All plans have tradeoffs.
You might also want to think about whether the services a plan offers meet your needs. Call the plan for details about coverage if you have questions. Chronic health conditions or disabilities that you or family members have. If you or anyone in your family will need care for the elderly. Care for family members who travel a lot, attend college, or spend time at two homes.