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Need to Fill the Gaps in Your Medicare Coverage?

If you're on Medicare Parts A and B, you could qualify for Supplemental Medicare Coverage.

Call our specialists today to see if a supplement plan works for you.

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Understanding Medicare Supplemental coverage isn't easy. Our licensed agents are standing by to help you navigate this complex marketplace and get you the coverage you need

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After connecting with a specialist, you'll receive a quote for your new policy and have the option to book. Getting a quote couldn't be simpler.

What is Medicare Supplemental Coverage?

Filling You In On Supplemental Plan

Did you know that you're not completely covered while on Medicare? While Medicare Part A covers hospital stays and Medicare Part B handles doctor visits, there's still copays, deductibles and coinsurance that could mean complicated and costly out-of-pocket expenses.

Medicare Supplemental plans help bridge the gap through private insurance plans to ensure you're getting total coverage at the best cost. Your Health Plan Adviser connects you with a healthcare specialist that can assist you in picking the supplement plan that best fits your needs. Call today to get a quote.

Medicare Part AMedicare Part BMedigap/Medicare Supplemental- Hospital Stays - Hospice Care - Skilled NursingFacilities - Deductibles- Copays- Coinsurance- Outpatient Care- Doctor Visits- Preventative Care

So, What's Covered Under Medicare Supplemental?

While your Medicare Parts A and B cover a majority of your health insurance, each Medicare Supplemental plan covers unique services and supplies that are medically necessary to keep you healthy. Each of the ten plans (A-N) offers specific coverage to meet your health insurance needs. This chart below gives a general overview of some of the most popular offerings available under each Medicare Supplemental plan.

Plan LetterABCDFGKLMN
Basic Benefits20% Office Copay
$50 ER Copay
Part A Deductible 50%75%50%
Skilled Nursing Coinsurance 50%75%
Part B Deductible
Part B Excess
Foreign Travel Emergency
Letter
A

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

Letter
B

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Letter
C

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Letter
D

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Letter
F

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Letter
G

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Letter
K

Yes

50%

50%

No

No

No

Letter
L

Yes

75%

75%

No

No

No

Letter
M

Yes

50%

Yes

No

No

Yes

Letter
N

20% Office Copay
$50 ER Copay

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medicare Supplemental insurance?

Medicare Supplement Insurance, sometimes called Medigap, is designed to cover gaps in coverage for Medicare parts A and B. This gap coverage often includes copays, co-insurance costs, and deductibles.

Does Medicare Supplement cover my dependents?

Medicare Supplemental Insurance only covers one person. If you and your spouse both want coverage under the supplement, then you must separately apply for policies.

What does Medicare Supplement insurance not cover?

The supplemental policy does not cover:

  • Long-term, non-skilled care
  • Dental care
  • Hearing aids
  • Eyeglasses
  • Private duty nursing
  • Prescription drugs

Am I eligible for Medicare Supplement insurance?

In order to qualify for Medicare Supplement insurance, you must be at least 65 years old, already enrolled in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B, and hold residency in the state where you would like to apply for the policy*

*Note: in some states you may be under 65 if you have a qualifying disability

When can I enroll in a Medicare Supplement policy?

While you can technically apply for coverage at any time, there is no guarantee your policy application will be approved outside the Open Enrollment window. The Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment period opens the first month you are both 65 and have enrolled in Part B. This period lasts for 6 months.