Good question, and I am not sure how to answer it.
If you are referring to elders in a religious order, or tribal elders I can't tell you.
But if you are using the term elder to describe someone who is older (than perhaps you are), if they are 65 and older most likely they are covered by Medicare Part A and B. In that case the plans are referred to as Medicare supplement or simply Medigap.
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If you are referring to elders in a religious order, or tribal elders I can't tell you.
But if you are using the term elder to describe someone who is older (than perhaps you are), if they are 65 and older most likely they are covered by Medicare Part A and B. In that case the plans are referred to as Medicare supplement or simply Medigap.