Medicare Supplement Insurance
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“I like my Medicare supplement insurance plan and I want to keep it.”

It has to be the most common response we hear from seniors when first talk about lowering the cost of their Medicare Supplement Insurance. Our response? If you like your plan, keep your plan. Just don’t pay an insurance company more than you have to. Studies show that ore than eight out of ten seniors are overpaying for Medicare Supplement Insurance.

You see, all Medicare Supplement insurance (aka Medigap plans) are strictly regulated. No matter which company sponsors the plan, it must be identical to other insurance company Medicare Supplement insurance plans of the same type. You can keep your plan and change the insurance company sponsoring your plan and save a lot of money.Read More →

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The maximum out of pocket annual expenditure is the key to the value of the Medicare supplement plan F high deductible. The annual or monthly insurance premium must be paid regardless of your health condition or services you need. If you have a high insurance premium, you are guaranteed to pay a high amount each year just to keep your policy. With a low insurance premium and high deductible, your Medicare costs will remain low and are typically capped near or below what would be your annual premium with a regular medicare Supplement Plan F. In other words, in the good years your costs are low, in the bad years your costs are only about as high as they would have been with a normal Medicare Supplement Plan F. Consider that the average annual medical claim is only about $500 and seniors seldom spend more than $2,000 per year, with most years you will save well over $1,000 per year compared to a standard Plan F. With a Medicare Supplement Plan F High Deductible, your guaranteed annual out-of-pcket maximum is close to or less than your regular Plan F premiums for seniors in Florida.Read More →