Explore Your Available Benefits from 
Medicare Solutions
More Coverage. More Choice. More Freedom. Enjoy the Fill the Benefits of a Medicare Solutions Plan
If you’re retired, you’re probably already discovering that Medicare doesn’t cover all the health converage you need. That’s why Texas Retired Teachers Association and AMBA are here to help. We have great Medicare Solutions plans for you to choose from.
TRTA and AMBA fully support the healthcare provided through the Teachers Retirement System (TRS Care). For members without access to TRS Care, these Medicare Solutions provide important protection.
Get More Coverage With A MedSup Plan
MedSup plans help pay for eligible expenses not paid by Medicare. MedSup plans also give reassurance because they provide the freedom for you to use your own physician, specialist, and medical facility. These plans are guaranteed renewable for life. As long as you pay your premium on time, you won’t be canceled because of any health conditions or because of age.
When To Start Looking
If you're 64 or older, It’s a good time to consider a Medicare Supplement plan.
The best time to enroll is during your Medigap open enrollment period, which is a six-month window of time that begins the month you turn age 65 and are enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B.
If you’re already enrolled in a Medigap plan or Medicare Advantage plan, you may want to compare plans and rates during the Medicare open enrollment period, when you can make changes to various aspects of your coverage.
If you meet certain criteria, such as applying during your Medigap open enrollment period, or if you qualify for guaranteed issue, a company can’t use your medical history to determine your eligibility. Rules in some states may vary.
TRTA members should understand that if they leave TRS-Care they may not be able to re-enter the program. Members should call TRS-Care at 1-888-237-6762 before disenrolling.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area.
Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all your options.