Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans typically bundle which components, and may add extra benefits?

• A. Medicare Advantage plans typically bundle Parts A and B, and often Part D, with added benefits like vision and dental.
• B. Medicare Advantage plans only cover Part A.
• C. Medicare Advantage plans are government-run and do not involve private carriers.
• D. Medicare Advantage plans replace Part C with a separate plan.

Answer: (A)

Medicare Advantage plans are private options that provide the Medicare benefits you’d get from Original Medicare but through a single plan. They must cover Parts A and B, which means hospital and medical services are included. Many of these plans also include prescription drug coverage, so Part D may be bundled in, sometimes labeled as MA-PD. In addition, they often add extra benefits not covered by Original Medicare, such as vision, dental, hearing, or fitness programs.

The other choices don’t fit because Medicare Advantage plans aren’t limited to just Part A, they’re offered by private insurers rather than being government-run, and they don’t replace Part C with a separate plan.