Plan G Coverage in 2023 - Here is why EVERYONE on Medicare LOVES It

If you are about to go on Medicare I'm sure you've heard a lot about Medicare Supplemental Plan G. This is the MOST POPULAR Medicare Supplemental plan on the market. With a balance of Great Coverage and and Reasonable Premiums there is a reason it has become so popular. Understanding Plan G coverage and how it works could be key in helping you make a confident Medicare decision. There's a lot of options and decisions to be made about your Medicare Coverage, So take the time the time to watch this 15 minute video and get clear understanding about Plan G Coverage.

In this video we will cover the following topics:

1. What are the main ways you can use Medicare?
2. A TRUE story about how these plans can change lives.
3. The COVERAGE of the Plan G.
4. The COST of the Plan G.
5. How Claims work on Plan G.
6. BONUS: How to change plans if you already have a different plan.
7. THE Number one thing to remember about Plan G's

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00:00 Introduction
00:47 Real Life Story
02:22 Video Breakdown
02:35 Learn about Plan G Coverage
02:47 Original Medicare Gaps
07:05 Understanding Plan G Networks
07:25 Understanding Re-Authorizations
08:29 Can you love your Coverage?
09:27 Drug Coverage (THIS IS IMPORTANT)
10:07 The Cost of Having a Medicare Plan G
13:05 How do Claims work on Medicare Plan G?
13:36 How and when to Change Plans

[Valseuses]

I'm not in the insurance biz. We should all have access to the same services/coverages...just like what we give to politicians...I want the same health insurance as Mitch McConnell.

[Froggie]

As a retired insurance attorney, I commend your Medicare School YouTube video series. There are a ton of confusing explanations and even misinformation on Medicare out there. Your videos and this one, in particular, are clear, understandable, and accurate. I am sending the links to this video and your channel to everyone I know who is approaching their all-important Initial Enrollment Period, when they have a short, once-in-a-lifetime, window in which they have the guaranteed opportunity to obtain the best possible health insurance coverage for the rest of their lives (and the possibility of missing the IEP boat and never again having that opportunity). Also, by the way, despite my professional background, I used a competent, independent Medicare insurance broker when I signed up for my Plan G supplement in 2017, and I urge everyone to contact your firm or another well-regarded licensed Medicare insurance broker when the time comes. It won't cost a dime, but could make a difference of tens of thousands of dollars or more in future medical expenses and the ability to choose medical treatment from the best doctors and hospitals in the country, as opposed to the few in the network that their insurance company deems "cost-effective."

[nancyselzer]

I'm on regular Medicare Plan G and a medigap supplement. It is phenomenal. I have around $250 taken out of my social security check every month and I pay around $100 for a supplement. I've been battling cancer for 3 years now and all I've had to pay out of pocket was around $250 to meet the deductible each year.

[mikem]

I'm fairly new to this whole business. I had a problem just getting a basic idea of the structure of this. After this 16 min video, everything became abundantly clear. You have a natural ability to simplify complex subjects.

[stephenmartin]

I was living life when in April 23, 2021 I was not feeling well but other than being diabetic with a few minor issues I had an unexpected heart attack resulting in having a 4 way bypass surgery. I was hospitalized for one month followed by 3 weeks of rehab care. I have Medicare as my primary coupled with a Plan G plan. I am fully recovered and had virtually 100% coverage. In 2022 my cardiologist put in a stent and all I paid was the residual portion of my deductible which cost me $ 95.00. I would wholeheartedly recommend the Plan G

[justwannasay]

FYI: After you get on Medicare and have your medigap insurance in place (if you choose it) it doesn't hurt to ask the health provider (doctor, specialist, hospital etc.) if they accept Medicare by ASSIGNMENT. Most do but some do not. The important word is "assignment". Medicare assignment is a fee schedule agreement between Medicare and a doctor. Accepting assignment means your doctor agrees to the payment terms of Medicare.

[tammykent]

I LOVE THIS GUY!!!! Every single video he puts out is simply understandable. Thank you, keep making these videos!!

[ralpheisenbath]

Excellent, well spoken. CLEAR AND CONCISE

[paulkohanski]

Thank you for the excellent and clear explanation.

[graceaquino]

Thank You Sir. I gain a lot of knowlege from you. This is really a great help as a part of a member services.

[garycorbett]

I signed up for Medicare and SS Benefits May 2022 at age 65. I watched some videos that seemed to say that I have a choice between supplemental and advantage plans. Just watched your video and the Plan G sounds like a much better fit. I didn't know anything about the 6 month window so I have passed that date. I would like to chat about options now for myself and my wife who turns 65 in December.

[Ovp]

Excellent video. I got an insurance broker that did all the work at no cost to me (The insurance companies pay him) He took all the time I needed to explain all the different Medicare plans, including Plan G, which I chose and it does everything that is said in this video.

[Dixiered]

This I can understand. So glad I found this. Thank you.

[marinablueGS]

Thank you, sir, excellent presentation!

[patriciajump]

Oh, what a clear and concise educational film on this subject. This video was easy to understand and easy to pay attention to.

[karlrajani]

Thank you so much for a very informative and educational presentation. A couple of years ago, I almost decided to switch to an Advantage Plan. After watching you video, I realize what a bad choice that would have been. Keep up the good work!

[stevenpaul]

Thank you. This is the best explanation of Medicare I have ever heard.

[vaportrail]

I went with Mutual of Omaha and I have VA coverage so I opt out of the extra Drug coverage. I find it quite interesting that every medicare advertisement I got, pushed the advantage plan and after I got the plan G I had a guy try to get me to drop the plan G because I have VA coverage. I am very fortunate to be in good health and able to afford the plan G. Thank you for the in depth video 👍 you are amazing!

[joannreagan]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏 much appreciated

[noahtenshen]

When first on Medicare I got a Medigap plan. Worked great, Then the rates when up--a year later they almost doubled. I was spending more for the plan than I would have paid out of pocket without it, by a lot. So I dropped them. Now I'm stuck with the disadvantage plan. I was, and still am, confused by why the medigap plan made me pay for Part B since I thought I was already paying that when I got in medicare. I presume that is what Medicare takes from my Social Security every month--and has since I started--even with the disadvantage plan. Maybe I was being double billed. Ignorance sucks when it comes to this. Your videos are educational--for first timers.