Medicare Supplement Plan N - changes?

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[albertwells]

I signed up for Medicare starting on March 1st. My agent steered me towards plan N, telling me there would be no co-pays for telemedicine or urgent care, and that was very unlikely to change. Now, 3 months later, I’m told they changed anyway. What’s next? Copays for therapy? Probably!

[timcarm]

I recently became an Abt client and I am so glad I did. Your videos were very helpful and your staff is so competent. I wanted to switch from Medicare Advantage back to Medicare+supplemental and the insurance companies’ sales people I spoke with didn’t seem to have a clue how to answer what I thought were some very basic questions about underwriting. Your staff answered them quickly and the answers made perfect sense. I wish I had signed on with you yrs ago.

[Retiredmco]

Great job Stephanie about plan N. You're the 1st on YouTube to address this. And I do subscribe to you and 9 or 10 other independent agents here.

[barrytimm]

Thank you for all your videos! You come across as incredibly trustworthy medicare professional, and offering up very useful information for those of us approaching Medicare (can't wait for April1, 2024!), and on top of it all, you have a wonderful demeanor and, if I may so so without sounding creepy, happen to be a lovely looking lady! (Sorry, I had to say it! My happily married wife agrees! 🙂)

I will be calling your office in early January, to ensure I follow the appropriate process for Medicare selection and startup on April 1, and to ensure I do the correct thing with removing myself from ACA plan (while wife needs to continue on an ACA plan, unfortunately!)

Thanks again, for all you do!

[dmech]

Great approach in explaining these topics in just a few minutes. Thank you for your help.

[rs]

Thank you for explaining the changes in Plan N. Also, thanks to the audio dept for the microphone. Much better.

[paulstein]

I have plan N and had an audio only follow-up phone call with my doctor in September. It was billed as telehealth; Medicare paid 80% and my supplement plan N paid the remaining 20% balance.

[denisewheeler]

Thank you for your clear explanation on the changes coming on plan N. Your videos were my go to in trying to navigate and understand Medicare when preparing to retire. Helping as well in making my choice.

[MrMarkar]

Thank You for these Very Informative videos. I joined AARP 'cause it's suppose to help with Medicare Supplement Plans, , if i'm a Member. And Ohio might have diff coverage than Indiana, , 15 miles away. crazy

[dave]

Beautiful, concise and clear explanation. After watching a lot of your videos, it seems to be a no brainer that the only decision to make once you decide to go on Medicare is Plan N or Plan G. I'm 64 very healthy and still working so I have insurance through my employer. My insurance is not good but there are two reasons I'm going to keep it beyond the date that I am eligible for Medicare.

One - I am very healthy and don't need to go to the doctor often and that makes my current insurance much cheaper than Part B and N or G. Two - because my insurance isn't very good, I'm eligible to contribute to an HSA. That is something that I will lose when I go on Medicare (actually six months before I go on Medicare). For now, though, I can put away $5, 000 a year in triple tax advantaged money into my HSA. Not being able to put away $5, 000 a year into an HSA is a massive loss when you start Medicare. And it's not something I want to give up until I have to.

[rollofffrank]

After checking out some ABT insurance videos, I decided to look into their services for myself. I reached out to Stephanie, and she quickly connected me with Tiana Brown, a friendly agent who made the whole process in New Jersey a breeze. Tiana asked about my prescriptions, set me up with coverage at no charge, and when I picked up my meds recently, the bill was $0. The folks at ABT are courteous, professional, and it seems they can assist you no matter which state you're in. Big thanks to Stephanie for the help!

[tamaj]

As always, this video is infirmative and makes the Medicare supplement info as clear as it can be, given that it is a very confusing topic!

[laurakl]

Hi there! Very well explained! We definitely will be calling you & your staff soon! Thank you for all that you do!!

[jhors]

Thank you Stephanie for another of your helpful videos.

[greeneyes]

Thanks so much You are very clear explaining a very confusing system.
Its ridiculous trying to navigate the poorly planned medical system for the retired. It is nothing to look forward to. But with your assistance its so much easier and clearer. Bless you ! ♥️

[kennethreynolds]

Thanks for the info I appreciate it and I'm leaning Plan N now because of your video.

[maaloufgeorge]

Job well done, keep up the good work.Thanks for doing what you do.

[michaelmccafferty]

Too much wiggle room for charges today, which will be exploited further in the future with coding changes. I will get plan G.

[rickiesurovich]

thanks for all the info you do, I have tri care for life

[BlessedBeMyDay]

Its very understandable these services are changing coding. They are working in or out of office. Times have changed since covid. I order food for pickup and I know they still are a business so i expect the food prices be higher than in store.