TurboTax may be asking questions about an HSA if you had one previously. I am guessing you didn't have a 2021 W-2 reporting HSA contributions?
If so, indicate that you didn't have an HSA/HDHP in 2021 to get through the section in TurboTax.
Yes, a Medicare Advantage Plan is considered Medicare. Often your Medicare Part C premiums used to pay for this insurance are shown on your Social Security Statement SSA-1099, though you may pay the premium (or an additional premium) yourself. If this applies, you can deduct those as a Medical Expense.
It is governed by Medicare rules, but may add additional benefits for you.
Click this link for more info on Medicare Premiums.
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