Worried about gaps in your Medicare coverage? Rest east, our Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plans are the solution!
If you are one of the many millions of baby boomers turning 65 soon, you may be considering a Medicare Supplement plan (Medigap) to help you with Medicare costs. Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) only covers 80% of most Medicare Costs. There are Medicare co- pays and co -insurance, for which you are still responsible. With many procedures costing tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars, 20% can add up fast, and if you are not ready, can wipe out a lot of your retirement savings.
That is where Medicare Supplement (Medigap) comes in. Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) is an important component of your overall health plan because these policies are designed to fill in the gaps in your original Medicare coverage. This protects your nest-egg from unexpected big ticket medical services.
The Medicare Supplement Plan links below will provide more detailed information for each plan. If you want to figure out costs, the most accurate and fastest way is to fill out the form and speak to one of our licensed specialists who have helped thousands of seniors for decades.
Below is a breakdown of what Medicare pays for, what Part A and B covers , and a 2024 standardized Medicare Supplement plan chart for all 10 standard Medicare supplement insurance plans – A, B, C, D, F, G,K, L, M and N. The links below will give more detailed information on each individual supplement plan, and the chart below will give a quick comparison overview.
Original Medicare Part A is hospital coverage that pays for:
Original Medicare Part B is medical coverage and pays for:
If you choose plans F, K, L or M, you’ll share a greater portion of the costs through higher coinsurance and copayment rates. And like Medicare, Medicare supplement insurance generally doesn’t cover long-term care, vision care, dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses or private-duty nursing.
There is no charge to clients for our services. We would be honored to help walk you through this process!
The Benefit Link, a Licensed Insurance Agency with its physical office in Texas, employs insurance agents (producers), and through such agents, can provide these services to clients in all 50 States of the USA.
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