Cancer and Medicare Coverage - Does Medicare Cover Cancer Treatments?

1 out of every 3 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime. If you or a loved one are on Medicare or about to go onto Medicare, there are some important things you need to know regarding how Medicare will cover cancer treatments.

[kellyyork]

So if you have a Medicare advantage plan, you need additional cancer insurance that pays a lump sum?

[billforehand]

As always valuable information presented in a way that is easy to understand. Thanks

[jacobkowski]

Again, thanks for the info. Statistically, do people select Medicare Advantage more than Medicare + Medigap? Based on your info, I am leaning toward Medicare + Medigap. Thanks.

[mikel]

What are the cost breakdowns for “standard” 6-week outpatient cancer treatments between 1) original A & B only, 2) MedSupp Plan G or N, and 3) say, zero-premium replacement (Plan C) plans? Could you give us examples of aggregate costs between these three paths for those of us who are concerned with our potential out-of-pocket expenses?

[youngtimer]

Thank you for this video. It really helped me steer clear of advantage plans.

[colleenbohnett]

Hi Stephane, Does Medigap part F have a different price with different insurance carriers? If we change carriers can we still keep our current plan F? Thank you! Very informative videos!

[megabubbles]

If my mom is 59 and has cancer and only has original Medicare can she still get medigap? She’s only had Medicare fir about 6 months

[timcarm]

Great video. I plan to become a client next week.

[derykford]

Deryk wallace thanks for the info, but I would like to talk to you about explaining more about the best supplement plan