Medicare Supplement Plan G

Medicare Supplement Plan G has become one of the most popular Medigap plans for Medicare beneficiaries. With a more affordable monthly premium than Plan F, Plan G is an appealing option for those with a budget. Plans F and G are very similar, but the main difference is that Plan G does not cover the Part B deductible. We can help you learn more about Plan G and can help you find the best insurance company to purchase your plan from.

What Is Covered by Medicare Supplement Plan G?

The following are covered:

• Medicare Part B excess charges
• Medicare Part A deductible
• Medicare Part A coinsurance
• Doctor's office visits
• Skilled nursing facility care
• Foreign travel care in emergencies
• 3 pints of blood when needed for a medical procedure
  

What Is Not Covered by Medicare Supplement Plan G?

Even though Medigap Plan G offers comprehensive coverage, some things are not covered by any Medicare Supplement insurance options.

These are some of the things that will not be covered:

• Medicare Part B deductible
• Cosmetic procedures and cosmetic surgery
• Vision care, such as eye exams, eyeglasses, or contact lenses
• Hearing care, such as hearing exams or hearing aids
• Dental care, such as dental appointments or dentures
• Prescription medication
• Medical equipment that is not deemed medically necessary.
  

How Much Does Medicare Supplement Plan G Cost?

The best price for Medicare Supplement Plan G is $117 per month with Cigna in Texas for a 65-year-old female, non-smoker.

Am I Eligible?

You must be at least 65 years old and enrolled in Medicare Part B to be eligible.

When Can I Enroll?

The best time to enroll is during your Medigap Open Enrollment Period, which lasts for six months and starts the month that you have Part B coverage. Any beneficiary who applies will be accepted into any plan during this time, and health conditions will not impact pricing. However, suppose you are already past your enrollment period, in that case, you can still apply for a plan, but be aware that insurance companies will review your medical history when issuing coverage, they can deny applicants or charge higher rates.

How Are Medicare Supplement Plan G & Plan N Different?

• The main difference is Plan N requires a copy of $25 for office visits and a $50 copay for ER visits, Plan G does not have any copays.
  

Ready to Learn More?

We help educate Medicare beneficiaries on their Medigap options and help them go through the process of reviewing and comparing plans. We work with some of the nation's top-rated Medigap carriers. So give us a call today, or request a quote online to learn more about Aetna Medicare Supplement plan G and Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement plan G in your state.