Why you MUST Consider Medicare Supplement Plan N (Plan N vs. Plan G)

Video Timeline:

00:00 - 00:50 - Introduction
00:51 - 02:29 - Understanding Medigap Plans
02:30 - 04:25 - Overview of Plan N vs. Plan G
04:26 - 09:40 - Plan N vs. Plan G Coverage Differences
09:41 - 17:26 - Understanding Part B Excess Charges
17:27 - 24:05 - Plan N vs. Plan G Premium Differences
24:06 - 25:49 - Long-Term Plan N vs Plan G Cost Analysis
25:50 - 27:37 - Which Plan is Actually More Popular?

Learn about the standardized benefits of Medigap policies, how they complement Original Medicare, and the specific advantages and disadvantages of Plan N and Plan G. We provide real-world examples to demystify Part B excess charges and discuss the long-term financial implications of each plan, helping you make an informed decision that suits your healthcare needs and budget.

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[ChristopherWestfall]

Best video EVER on explaining Plan N! Great job!!

[annfieger]

I'm on plan N .. it:s great. The co pays that I pay far outweigh the premium you pay on plan G.

[tigersfan]

Leaving my career in August and been educating myself for over a year now. Been in touch with a local broker and she is so G. To her credit it's all about the guaranteed issue for SEP. Yet I've been leaning towards N and now have a phone appt. with your Gwynn coming up ! Many thanks !

[joanclayton]

My husband and I entered medigap in the past year. I did a lot of research beforehand. We are both on the Plan N and feel 100% confident with our choice. Your presentarion was TERRIFIC by yhe way. Great job!

[clifforddavis]

Outstanding video! I have participated in several Medicare seminars, and I will tell you that no one compared Plans G and N like you just did. Very helpful!

[alohakeithb]

Wow, that’s a very comprehensive analysis. Thank you!

[michaelmcbride]

You are about the only agent that actually understands what non- participating provider is. As an administrator for providers I have looked into this for them a number of times. Providers have misconception that they will make an additional 15%. It is not a good business decision to go Non-participating. As your example is very telling, the provider would only receive an 8.5% more than the participating. Not worth the hassle explaining to the patient why you can charge this and the patient will certainly let their referring doctor know or they may look to move to a participating provider. The risk of losing business is too great for the providers business. However, most providers business people don't even understand it. Good job in explaining this.

[blsdnrh]

My wife and I, PA residents, chose Plan N when we first signed up for Medicare a few years ago, WITHOUT the invaluable info contained in this presentation, and we would chose it again every day of the week. My thinking then was spot-on with what was presented here. Thank you for validating our choice.

[juliedevall]

Before watching this I was firm plan G, now I’m seriously considering N. You explained all facets of the differences and choice factors very well.

[cheryllambert]

Plan G for me. I have a condition that causes ER visits about 3 times a year. Your video has good information. Thank you.

[rhulamitcheltree]

Plan N. Thanks for the awesome breakdown of the difference of the plans

[jruggle]

What an outstanding comparison between these plans. You did a superb job and I am now very confident as I choose my Medigap plan. By the way my wife and I are on plan N. And we are quite happy with it.

[TriciaBauer-cfyd]

Great video with clear and concise information. Thank you!

[mariannedressler]

Wow! Thanks for such a great explanation! I have my appointment today to chose my plan. After reviewing this video I believe N is a good plan for me !!!

[richardroberts]

I think I will probably choose Plan N.

[gerardmoran]

Awesome presentation, most in-depth and complete I have seen. Thank you very, very much!

[kathyd]

We went with Plan N and are very happy with it. I pay $83 a month and my husband $88. We looked at how much it would go up over the course of 10 years and Plan G would cost a whole lot more. We are located in Western Pennsylvania so no excess charges and the co-pays of $20 or less are not a problem.

[Mrsmadison]

Thank you so kindly for explaining the Plan N !!! Fabulous in common English

[jamesdiamond]

Outstanding video. I have a meeting scheduled with you in a couple of weeks and this really helped me prepare for that.

[sharonjohnson]

So happy to come across your post. I was happy with F. Every year i would call her and ask if F is still the best. She said yes continue on F. She sold me F and I believed it, except this year. I researched a lot and gave up and stayed with F. I thank you for your analysis i will hope i can get N now.