Medicare Plans for Your Whole Health 
 

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) covers a lot, but not everything. If you need more coverage, Simply offers different types of Medicare Advantage plans to meet your needs and budget.

Need help finding the right plan? Talk to a licensed agent: 855-216-6134 (TTY 711)

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Member resources

Simpler healthcare

At Simply, we work to simplify processes so you can enjoy life and be your healthiest. We offer a variety of Medicare Advantage plans, access to a wide network of care providers, personalized customer service, and the responsiveness of a local health plan.

Local health plan experience

What sets us apart is our ability to deliver members a great health plan experience. Like you, we're local, too. Our employees are Floridians who know their community, doctors, and hospitals. As a Simply member, your phone calls will be answered by friendly, knowledgeable Member Services representatives. They’ll treat you with the respect you deserve and provide you with the level of service you expect.

Best available evidence (BAE)

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has the latest information about the best available evidence (BAE) policy. This and related policies address cost sharing for low-income beneficiaries. Learn more here.

Potential for contract termination notice

Simply is required to notify beneficiaries that it is authorized by law to refuse to renew its contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), that CMS also may refuse to renew the contract, and that termination or non-renewal may result in termination of your enrollment. In addition, the plan may reduce its service area and no longer offer services in the area where you reside. In the event this happens, you will receive advance notice.

Out-of-network coverage

You can find more information on out-of-network coverage here.

Fraud awareness

• Identity Theft Prevention Tips (English)
• Identity Theft Prevention Tips (Spanish)
• Protecting Medicare for Future Generations (English)
• Protecting Medicare for Future Generations (Spanish)

Getting care during a disaster

In the event of a Presidential or Gubernatorial emergency or major disaster declaration or an announcement of a public health emergency by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, your plan will make the following exceptions to assure adequate care during the emergency:

• Approve services to be furnished at specified, non-contracted facilities that are considered Medicare-certified facilities.
• Temporarily reduce cost sharing for plan-approved, out-of-network services to the in-network cost-sharing amounts.
• Waive in full the requirements for a primary physician referral where applicable.

Typically, the source that declared the disaster will clarify when the disaster or emergency is over. If, however, the disaster or emergency time frame has not been closed within 30 days from the initial declaration, and, if CMS has not indicated an end to the disaster or emergency, your plan will resume normal operations 30 days from the initial declaration.

When a disaster or emergency is declared, it is specific to a geographic location (i.e., county). Your plan will apply the above exceptions only if you reside in the geographic location indicated.

Non-Discrimination Notice

It's important we treat you fairly.

• Non-Discrimination Notice (English)
• Non-Discrimination Notice (Spanish)

Plan documents in other languages or formats

Plan documents may be available in other languages. If you have special needs, the documents may be available in other formats. Please call Member Services for details. 
 

¹ Out-of-network/noncontracted providers are under no obligation to treat plan members, except in emergency situations. Please call our customer service number or see your Evidence of Coverage for more information, including the cost sharing that applies to out-of-network services. 
 

Y0114_25_3015398_0000_I_C Accepted 4/7/2025