Medicare Supplement Plan G vs F vs N
Medicare Supplement Plan G vs F vs N
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Medicare Supplement Plan G vs F vs N
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In this video I go over Medicare supplement Plan G (aka Medigap Plan G) and compare it to other Medicare supplement lines like the Medicare supplement Plan N (aka Medigap Plan N). Keep in mind, there is no best plan! All Medicare supplement plans are good and will insure you exactly as they are supposed to. Which is best for you depends mostly on your needs, your budget and your personality. This is the first video to point out that Medicare supplement Plan N will have a lower rate of price increases in the future than Medigap Plan G. Enjoy!
Medicare supplement Plan G is for those who just want peace-of-mind. Once you have paid your Medicare Part B annual deductible all your inpatient and outpatient Medicare services are covered at 100%. Medicare supplement Plan N is for those who are more frugal. You can often save 25% to 30% of the premium, but you have to do a little extra work to make sure you don’t pay an outpatient excess charge not covered by Medigap Plan N.
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Medicare Supplement Plan G aka Medigap Plan G. I discuss what you need to know about Medicare supplement Plan G vs Plan F and Plan N. I also compare Medicare supplement Plan G vs Plan N and Plan F. I compare Medicare supplements (aka Medigap Plans) to help you make an informed decision about which Medicare supplement is best for you.
For most people turning 65, Medicare supplement Plan G will offer the best value today. However, there are changes in the relationship between Medicare supplement Plan G and Medigap Plan F and Plan N that you should be aware of before you make a decision. In this video, I will show you these changes and discuss how they may impact your decision making as you decide if the Plan G Medicare supplement is right for you.
Medigap Plan G is quickly becoming the most popular Medicare supplement in the country. This is for two reasons – first; because the previously popular plans Medicare supplement Plan F and Plan C are being phased out as of January 2020. Second, Medicare supplement Plan G is usually a lower premium AND a better value. Most people shopping for a Medigap Plan today find Medicare supplement Plan G as their best value.
Medicare supplement Plan G has all the same benefits except this row right here: Medicare Part B deductible. That is a calendar year annual deductible. It resets every January 01. It can change every year. In 2017 it’s just $183. We expect it to increase to $250 over the next five to seven years. That’s it.
All you pay is the annual Medicare Part B annual deductible and your premium. Other than that, Medicare and your Medigap Plan G pay all your Medicare related in-patient and outpatient expenses.
Medicare supplement Plan G is for those who want peace-of-mind. Once you have a Plan G you don’t have to worry about co-pays or excess charges or anything. You can see any doctor, whether they charge excess charges or not. You pay a little extra, but you have peace-of-mind that your healthcare is taken care of.
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Great info! Explained in plain English!
when i am ready(maybe end next year)2021,,can i just call and dump everything on you…way too much info….thanks..
are these plans you speak about transferable to CAL PERS ?
A lot of doctors won’t take medicare patients with medigap plans anymore because they like advantage better. They make more money with all the copays.Some actually say only advantage patients need apply. Most doctors offices in the city I live in will not take me because I have pkan F.
I do not know if this information is up to date as title says 2021 but date of post shows as Aug 12 2017 over 3 years old?
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Love these videos, but reached out to them by phone and website contact with no response.
I’m from Texas affected.?
Very informative! Thank you
Great Video! I am confused, as I have been told plan G you do not have co-pay for doctor visits. Speaking with a friend of mine says he pays the deductible and he pays a $20. co-pay when he visits the doctors. The specialist I am using says plan G is just like F BUT there is the deductible that you have to meet. Please unconfuse me 🙂
Your video was very informative. I have Plan G with Mutual of Omaha and have had since 2019, but the premium has increased so much,I need to change companies.
I will be calling for the best Company for me. Thank You. Judie Miller
Michael’s information is very informative about Plan G & N. Thanks.
great video, question I have: I just turned 65 and I have medical insurance trough my employer, but at the doctor I have to pay a portion of the bill due to my deductible, if I enroll on Medicare or Medigap part G will they pay the other portion or will it make no difference since I am still employed?. please bear with me, much of this is confusing, your video explained a lot, so thank you.
Why..why…why has our government allowed this to become so stinking complicated? We are not all in the 1% -well they don’t need it anyway- how confusing just in the last 3 years I’ve been on Medicare, it’s changed so much. It ALL ABOUT how much money the insurance companies can suck out of our pockets. And our representatives in Washington get very nice perks from these vultures.
These videos are so very informative and valuable!! I am 63 and 1/2 and am trying to get ahead of the game in making Medicare decisions and these videos have made a huge difference in my decision making process.
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Isn’t plan c same as Medicare advantage
The frog in the pot was a very descriptive way to explain the tricky price increase method. Thank you.
How much increase in Texas and chicago
I found this video to be most informative, thank you so much for the assistance.
Thanks Matthew. Very informative and supported with practical advice. I appreciate your presentation style and find it easy to follow and to understand. Well done and much appreciated.
I have Original Medicare A & B. I am on Social Security the State I live in pays for my Medicare B. If I sign up for Plan G will the State stop paying my Medicare B. I got Medicare in Oct 2019, I just turn 66 I am in good health and take only 3 prescription. I can not afford the to have the state stop paying for Medicare B
Not really understanding how my employer and the group health insurance it provides still offers plan F currently for retirees. But it does. Now I have to go ask about plan G as it seems a better value.
Navigating through the complexities of Medicare has been made so much easier by your helpful videos. Thanks for all the great information. I feel much more equipped to make an informed decision.
Can a person change their Medicare Part B effective date. Just enrolled in social security July 1st, 2021 and they automatically enrolled me in Medicare Part B. I am currently covered through my husbands company insurance. His company has greater than 20 employees…..I turned 65 March 2021…
I turn 65 in Sept. I will still be working and have health ins through my employer. Should I still get a supplement has well or better off getting a supplement and not take their health ins. . I hope to retire within two years and don’t want to find I can’t get a supplement at that time. I’m so lost in this but am getting good information from your videos. Thank you for making them
I choose g plan,I want to know which state has higher percentage increase?texas or Chicago ,Illinois.Does insurance companies have the same pricing?How to choose which insurance company.thanks excellent presentations
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Very clear and informative comparisons among f, g, and n but I would like to know what the monthly premiums are for each.
I thank youn so much for all of your knowledge. I am new to Medicare.
I have Plan F, my husband has Plan N. Should I consider switching to Plan N or switch both of us to Plan G. Please bear in mind that our only income is our Social Security and we are 78 years old.
I will be 56 or 57
Thank you
Does one haveto enroll in Medicare part B in order to enroll in Medicare advantage or supplement?
Do you have a video on the pricing methods insurance companies use? How important is it for consumers to factor in this piece of information when selecting an insurance provider?
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This video is very informative. It is insightful and permits me to make an informed and prudent decision on medicare supplement insurance. Your efforts are very much appreciated.
I have a supplement plan through Security Health Plan. How do I know what category plan it is.
Thanks! I am 64 and was thinking G but my money is tight. Now, I am looking more at N
After hours of research and reading (frequently in a fog of confusion) I am so appreciative of some clear information. I will be watching more of these YT videos!
Why is only G vs F vs N discussed all over youtube and the internet? I look at the chart and see D plan as looking to be an outstanding plan. Better looking than N and just missing the excess charges of G. Why never a discussion? What is going on with that plan in the marketplace?
Since the Medigap plans offer standard coverages, the only difference between insurance companies is their service and their prices. Where can consumers access inside information about insurance companies’ history of price increases, customer complaints, etc.?
Finally I got clarity
Do you think original Medicare A & B & G enough?
Where is the link to the table
Do you have a more recent table for 2022 or even 2021?
Loved the behind the price-curtain portion. Very well done videos on all the Medicare topics.
I just want to know that I learned a lot about your videos I am planning to take the G plan So let me know if that’s a good choice thank you
The salesman is right, I have been on Plan G for 18 years had 3 knee scopes, 3 different back surgies , herina repairs and a hip surg. replace
plus many minor hospital stays and the plan G took of all but $185.00 each year deductable