Let’s talk:  Medicare Supplements

There are standardized Medicare Supplement plans in most states (excluding MA, MN, WI). Those are plans A – G, K, L, M, N.

Find out more below.

Medicare Supplements must cover these BASIC BENEFITS:

Medical Costs

Covers the Part B coinsurance (generally 20% of Medicare-approved payment amount) or co-payment amount which may vary according to the service.

For hospital outpatient services, the co-payment amount will be paid under a prospective payment system. If this system is not used, then 20% of eligible expenses will be paid.

 

Inpatient Hospital Care

Covers the cost of Part A coinsurance and the cost of 365 extra days of hospital care during your lifetime after Medicare coverage ends.

 

Blood

Covers the first 3 (three) pints of blood each year.

 

Each Medicare Supplement plan is a little different:

Plan A includes:

Basic Benefits only.

Plan B includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

 

Plan C includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Part B: Deductible ($185)

+ Foreign Travel Emergency (up to $50,000)

 

Plan K includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ 50% of Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ 50% of Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Out-of-pocket limit ($5,560) after you meet this limit and Part B deductible, the plan pays 100% of covered services

 

Plan M includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ 50% of Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

 

Plan F* includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Part B: Deductible ($185)

+ Foreign Travel Emergency (up to $50,000)

+ 100% coverage Part B: Excess Charges

*Has a High Deductible Option:

Pay $2,300 out-of pocket per year before the plan pays anything. Insurance policies with a high deductible option generally cost less than those with lower deductibles. Your out-of-pocket costs for services may be higher if you need to see your doctor or go to the hospital

Not available after January 1, 2020 (specific rules apply)

 

Plan N includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Foreign Travel Emergency (up to $50,000)

Plan D includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Foreign Travel Emergency (up to $50,000)

 

Plan G includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Foreign Travel Emergency (up to $50,000)

+ 100% coverage for Part B: Excess Charges

 

Plan L includes:

Basic Benefits & coverage for:

+ 75% of Part A: Inpatient Hospital Deductible ($1,364)

+ 75% of Part A: Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

+ Out-of-pocket limit ($2,780) after you meet this limit and Part B deductible, the plan pays 100% of covered services

 

Bundle with a Prescription Drug Plan

When you select a Medicare Supplement Plan, it can be a good idea to select a Prescription Drug Plan as well. Even if you are not taking any medications, selecting a Prescription Drug plan can save you money now. We can help you understand your options.

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