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    Marc Crolius
    If you are on Medicare you may qulaify for Medigap or a Medicare supplement. These programs are adminstred by individual insurance carriers licensed by CMS to offer the approved CMS supplements.
    Medigap pays for Part A&B coinsurance and hospital care.
    It pays for skilled nursing facilty.
    May also cover excess chagres in some states. Depending on the plan you may pay as much as $4,800 out of pocket. Most plan however have better coverage than that.
    Remember: You will need to retain a part "d" plan as well as unlike most Advantage plans, supplements or medigap do not include this coverage.
    Marc Crolius 877.894.4643
     
    Answered on November 18, 2013
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    Bill Loughead
    President, SummitMedigap.com, CO, FL, GA, MI, NC, SC & TX
    Medigap Insurance pays for what original Medicare Part A & B does not.  Part A & B only covers only around 80%, the medigap insurance covers the remaining 20% depending on which plan you have.  For example, Plan F is the most comprehensive covering all deductibles, co-pays and co-insurance.  Plan G covers everything but the Part B deductible which is $147/year (2014).  Medigap Insurance has no network so you can go to any doctor or hospital you would like.  If they take Medicare, they will take the Medigap Plan.
    Answered on November 18, 2013
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