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Different Medicare

Supplement Plans

What are the Different Medicare Supplement Plans?

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There are 10 Standard Medicare Supplement plans. 

For a detailed comparison of plans A through L, refer to the chart below.

Note: Some Medicare Supplement healthcare companies offer a “high deductible option” on plans G and F.

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​Standardization:

  • All Medicare Supplement plans must follow Medicare guidelines set in 1990.

  • Each plan is identified by a letter and offers the same benefits across companies.

 

Coverage Options:

 

Blood Coverage:

  • Medicare does not cover the first three pints of blood yearly.

  • All Medigap plans cover these three pints, with Medicare covering any additional blood needed.

 

Foreign Travel Emergency:

  • Plans C, D, F, G, M, and N cover up to 80%.

 

High-Deductible Options:

  • Plans F and G have high-deductible options, meaning a higher yearly deductible for a lower monthly premium.

 

Medicare Supplements:

  • Additional costs not covered by Original Medicare, such as copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles, should be covered.

  • Do not provide extra benefits like Medicare Advantage but alleviate out-of-pocket expenses under Original Medicare.

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