Step 2: Get the Most Bang For Your Buck! 

Plan F

For many years Plan F has been the most commonly purchased Medigap plan in the market. For those of you who are not familiar with Plan F, it essentially covers 100% of all copay’s, deductibles, and coinsurance that you would typically pay out of pocket if you had Original Medicare alone. This means if you have Medigap Plan F all Medicare covered services are 100% covered, all you pay is your monthly premiums. 

Plan G: The Smart Buy

After years of working in the Medicare industry I highly recommend that all of my clients consider Plan G! Plan G is absolutely identical to Plan F except for only one small difference… an annual deductible of $203. Simply put, in addition to your monthly premiums you would pay the small deductible of $203 at the start of each year and then you get the same great 100% coverage that Plan F provides.

Visit the Medicare Supplement Section of our website to learn more about Plan F and Plan G

Why Is Plan G The Best?

It really quite simple, you will save an average of $300 in premiums your very first year and save even more in the future with Plan G’s low rate increase history.

First Year Savings:

Our clients save an average of $400 in premiums their very first year on Plan G vs Plan F. This means even after they pay the $203 deductible they are still saving $197!

The Part B Deductible:

Having to pay the first $203 out of pocket each year helps to incentivize people to better manage their health and has proved over time to reduce claims and therefor lower the rate increases needed by insurance companies.

Plan F Is Being Phased Out:

Plans F, C, and high deductible F are no longer be available to anyone who is new to Medicare after January 1st 2020.  This means only those who turned 65 or were otherwise eligible for Medicare prior to January 1st 2020 are eligible to keep or enroll in Plan F today. It has been well documented in the past that significant rate increases begin to occur when a Medicare supplement plan is no longer able to offset its current aging population with new, young, and typically healthier individuals. Although it will build over time after these changes take effect, we can expect to see significant rate increases in the future as Plan F continues to be phased out. 

Step 3: Shop Around To Find The Best Deal!

There are literally hundreds of companies that offer Medicare Supplement plans! Some of these are name brand insurance companies that you are bound to know and may even currently have coverage with while others you may have never heard of before. Some of the most popular Medicare Supplement insurers include: Aetna, Humana, Mutual of Omaha, Cigna, Gerber, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Manhattan Life,  and many more.

How Pricing Works For Those Who Are New To Medicare:

Rates for your Medicare Supplement Plan will be based on your Age, Gender, Location, And in some states whether you use tobacco products. Simply entering this information into our comparison software will tell us exactly which company will be the most affordable for you! It can’t get easier then that!

How To Save Money By Switch Supplemental Plans:

In addition to Age, Gender, Location, and Tobacco Use, those individuals outside of their open enrollment period will also have to answer a few basic health questions in order qualify for new coverage.

Most companies typically ask about 10 yes or no health questions and for those with health concerns it is important to note that each insurance company has different conditions it will accept. We are often even able to find coverage for those who have been declined before by a different company!

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At Medicare Hero we know each person is unique so please let us know with any personal questions you may have or give us a call to start shopping for your Medicare Supplement coverage!