Best Medicare Supplement Plans for 2024 and 2023

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0:00 Intro
0:16 Who is Stephanie?
0:31 What You Will Learn

[AbtInsuranceAgency]

Do you think your plan is the "Best?" Or maybe the "Worst?!" - Share below! ⬇

[lidyanaredeemed]

This really great explanation! Thank you!

[jhors]

Thank-you for posting this helpful video!

[MrSoccerpues]

I just subscribed and thank you for the video, very useful.

[lkhvmty]

Awesome content. Quite interesting and very useful. Thank you for sharing this wealth of information. Thanks for the great watch.

[randyrucker]

Very informative and clear. Definitely will subscribe. Thanks again.

[The]

Bravo Miss, well explained in easy to understand terms

[thebossofmykitchen]

My husband wanted to switch from his HD plan F to the regular plan F. He mistakenly enrolled in plan G and called to see if he could switch and was told no. Once he selected plan G it was a done deal. They weren't exactly clear if it would have been even possible to do it. They just said once a selection is made that is it. I was upset but after listening to your video, I am happy he made that mistake because his premium would have probably risen at a substantially higher rate. Thanks!

[shawshankredemption]

You are God-sent! I am going to call your number early Monday bc I don't think you are open today, Saturday. I ( like many others here) get very confused when it comes to choosing health care. I thought I had straight Medicare but found out last week that I have a Medicare Advantage plan. I don't recall signing up for Medicare Advantage, in fact I specifically told that to my insurance agent. I need to change to straight Medicare but have been trying to understand some videos and I pick up on some things but it's way too much information for me. Then this morning I found this video and gave myself some slack. Maybe it wasn't my slow brain but the presenter's style of presenting. I was able to follow you so much better.

[escapeearth]

You’re awesome, you made this whole thing so simple and understandable! First time watching your video!

[DonHu-gihq]

I used to work with a County agency then a regional state aging agency in my younger years in the late 1990s. Stephanie this is the most clear and concise teaching I've ever heard on explaining the different supplemental options with medicare supplemental plans. Thank you for making this video to educate seniors in a non-biased way! I'm going to check out your additional videos and wish you success in the future. Thanks for taking the time to do this because in a few years I'm going to need this myself.

[Tskyguy]

Great video Stephanie. I've worked in hospitals all my life. Most people don't know that when you get admitted to a hospital, you sign a big stack of forms. Nobody really reads them, but one of those forms is permission to put a lien on your home. So if you have no insurance, or inadequate insurance, it can force the sale of your home or lead to medical bankruptcy. Choosing the right plan is more important than ever. Those hospitals get their money one way or the other.

[nicholasgabriel]

That's exactly what I needed to know. Thanks.

[teams]

Great video. I am exactly three years away but trying to get educated. I am under a company provided plan for the next three years as a retiree (early).

[gadzilla]

Your videos are not only the best, they're the only ones I trust. I've referred you to several friends who, like me, are turning 65 this year Thank you for your work!

[dantemele]

If you want to truly understand Medicare to make good choices then this is the channel. Not only is Stephanie a true subject matter expert, but she also explains complex topics in language you can understand. I worked with her agency to obtain a great supplement plan and drug plan. Thanks Stephanie for these valuable videos.

[Retiredmco]

Stephanie Great video, HDG deductible is 2700 for 2023.

[sndygskylr]

Ahh, listening to a 2022 for 2023 plan. I am so excited to listen today 11/2022! Thank you soo much for your videos. I AM CALLING YOU TOMORROW!😊

[whitneybrown]

You are very helpful. Thank you. We are moving from LA to KY and want to get away from Advantage plans. We travel, or intend to travel, a lot. I don't like being limited to only one state. I recently reviewed Medi-Share and do not think that is a good plan either. I will be contacting your agency. Thanks again for the info. Both of us were insured in Medicare prior to 2020.

[DonnaKatoArt]

I’m on Plan G. Was going to switch to N but didn’t like the idea of having to check out each doc to make sure they accept Medicare assignment (my state allows excess charges and what happens if an emergency comes up and I can’t check?). Plan High G actually makes more sense than Plan N to me, in that regard. At least with High G, I know I’d be out of pocket under 3k and once the deductible is met, I’d have Plan G! Plan N is a ? To me.