Medicare Beneficiary Plans
Medicare Supplement insurance plans, also known as Medigap policies, help pay for out-of-pocket costs for services covered under Medicare Part A and Part B. These costs include deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, hospital costs after you use up Medicare-covered days, skilled nursing facility costs, and more. Some Medicare Supplement insurance plans also include limited coverage for emergency medical services when you’re out of the country.
Over 10 million Medicare beneficiaries use Medigap policies to protect them from out-of-pocket medical expenses.
Medigap Plan A
Medicare Supplement Plan A Medigap Plan A, or Medicare Supplement Plan A, is a basic Medigap plan that covers the
Medigap Plan B
Medicare Supplement Plan B Medigap Plan B offers similar benefits as Plan A but it also includes coverage of Original
Medigap Plan C
Medicare Supplement Plan C Medigap Plan C is a policy that covers almost all of Original Medicare’s copayment and coinsurance
Medigap Plan D
Medicare Supplement Plan D Medigap Plan D is one of the 10 standardized Medicare Supplement insurance policies meant to cover
Medigap Plan F
Medicare Supplement Plan F Medigap Plan F is the Medicare Supplement that provides the most coverage. It covers both Original
Medigap Plan G
Medicare Supplement Plan G Medigap Plan G offers the second-best coverage in the Medicare Supplement realm making it the second-most
Medigap Plan K
Medicare Supplement Plan K Medicare Supplement Plan K is the Medigap plan that covers Original Medicare’s hospital deductible and 50%
Medigap Plan L
Medicare Supplement Plan L Medigap Plan L not only covers a percentage of your out-of-pocket expenses left over by Original
Medigap Plan M
Medicare Supplement Plan M Medigap Plan M features similar benefits to other supplements, however it offers a lower premium in
Medigap Plan N
Medicare Supplement Plan N Medigap Plan N is a supplemental policy that saves you on your monthly premium by having
