Medicare Supplement Plan G - Plan G Benefits - Plan G Quotes

Medicare Supplement Plan G - Plan G Benefits - Plan G Quotes

The Medicare Supplement Plan G is the second most comprehensive Medicare Supplement plan available. The coverage with the Medicare Supplement Plan G is some of the best coverage you will ever have in your life. The Medicare Supplement Plan G covers all of your Medicare out-of-pocket costs except for the Medicare Part B annual deductible ($185 for 2019).
The Medicare Supplement Plan G covers the following services:
• The Medicare Part A hospital deductible – if you are hospitalized with the Medicare Supplement Plan G, you will have no hospital bill.
• Medicare Part B coinsurance or co-payment – there are no co-pays with the Medicare Supplement Plan G.
• Blood (the first 3 pints)
• Medicare Part A hospice care coinsurance or co-payment
• Skilled nursing facility care coinsurance
• Medicare Part A coinsurance and hospital costs up to an additional year after Medicare benefits are used up
• Medicare Part B Excess Charges - This is when doctors are allowed to charge up to an additional 15% over and above what Medicare has approved.
• Foreign Travel benefits – this covers foreign travel emergency care if it begins during the first 60 days of your trip and if Medicare doesn't otherwise cover the care. It pays 80% of the billed charges for certain medically necessary emergency care outside the U.S. after you meet a $250 deductible for the year and has a lifetime limit of $50,000.
• There is no out-of-pocket limit
The Medicare Supplement Plan G is often compared to the Medicare Supplement Plan F and there is a debate on which plan is better, the Medicare Supplement Plan F or the Medicare Supplement Plan G. The coverage between the two plans is essentially the same, so it’s not a matter of which is the better coverage, it’s a matter of which plan offers the best coverage for the best price. The Medicare Supplement Plan F is a great plan with great coverage however, the Medicare Supplement Plan F typically has a higher premium than the Medicare Supplement Plan G. On average, the Medicare Supplement Plan F costs anywhere from $600 to $800 more a year than the Medicare Supplement Plan G. The only two differences between the plans are that Medicare Supplement Plan F covers Medicare’s Part B annual deductible and the Medicare Supplement Plan G doesn’t. If the only difference in the two plans is the $185.00 deductible, why pay the Medicare Supplement Plan F $600 to $800 more a year for it to only cover $185 on your behalf?
The Medicare Supplement Plan G is offered nationwide with all the top carriers, To name a few, Aetna Medicare Supplement G, Cigna Medicare Supplement G, AARP Medicare Supplement Plan G, Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement Plan G, Manhattan Life Medicare Supplement Plan G, Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare Supplement Plan G, United American Medicare Supplement Plan G, Heartland National Medicare Supplement Plan G, Bankers Fidelity Medicare Supplement Plan G, United Healthcare Medicare Supplement Plan G, GPM Medicare Supplement Plan G and there are more great Carriers offering the Medicare Supplement Plan G.

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[markmeeker]

Really good information. Complete and concise.

[lindaberg]

I have Plan G. As an agent I believe it is the best choice for m Medicare coverage.

[audreystrait]

Plan G is great! My husband and I both have one and I have the privilege of helping people my age with their Plan G's.

[trebelclef]

50k lifetime max? In calculating the numbers if one purchases supplement at age 65 and lives to age 90 (lots of 90-100 year olds in my family), then you are paying 35k or more for 50k coverage?

[MrAeronca]

So what we are looking at is for two us by the time we we medicare b and this supplement it's around $500.00 bucks a month! seems to me we have been screwed by the Govt once again, after a lifetime of paying into this sick medicare plan now we need to come up with more money! basically most of us out here are forced on an Advantage plan due to the ever increasing supplement cost, another sweet deal for the Govt and insurance companies, it's really no more then socialized medicine light...