Which Medicare works best depends on your situation, your area, provider networks, and what plans are available.
For example, you can stick with Original Medicare (Parts A & B) if you want to keep your current doctor who doesn’t accept Medicare Advantage and the plan has better overall coverage than Medicare Advantage.
A Medicare Advantage plan can make sense if you want medical and drug coverage combined into one plan, hope to limit annual out-of-pocket costs, and want to get extra benefits like dental, vision and hearing.