Read about Medigap (Medicare Supplement Insurance), which helps pay some of the health care costs that Original Medicare doesn’t cover.
When it comes to healthcare for seniors, Medicare Advantage plans have become an increasingly popular option. These plans, also known as Medicare Part C, are offered by private insurance companies and provide an alternative way to receive your Medicare benefits. But are Medicare Advantage plans good? Are they reliable and beneficial choices for seniors? In … Read more
With people living healthier and longer than ever before, 65 is the new 45. If that milestone birthday is right around the corner for you, odds are you’re too busy logging your 10,000 daily steps into your fitness tracker, shopping at your local farmers’ market and planning your dream vacation to pay much attention to … Read more
Many often ask which is better between Medicare supplement Plan F and G. It is challenging to decide the best among these two unique plans. It would be best to analyze each cover’s benefits and areas to know the best among them. Let’s discuss Plan F and G. What are the Benefits that Medicare Supplement … Read more
You may have asked, “Can I change Medicare Supplement plans anytime?” The answer is yes; you can change Medicare supplement plans. But another question to ask yourself is, ” Do I need to change it?” This article will let you know whether you need to change your Medicare supplement plan or not. Let’s get started. … Read more
A medicare supplement plan is an insurance policy you buy on top of your Medicare coverage that lets you choose a specific type or amount of medical coverage to waive out of your primary plan. If you’re in good health, it may make sense to buy a medicare-supplement for peace of mind and extra protection. … Read more
Medicare supplement insurance plans are the gap insurance policies that are not sold by the government but by private insurance carriers, and state insurance regulators regulate these plans. A Medicare supplement plan helps you pay some part of your own traditional Medicare (both A & B), which includes coinsurance, copayments, and deductibles. In most states, … Read more
