Connecticut allows Medigap members to switch to any other Medigap without answering any health questions at all.

With so many different plans, carriers, deductibles and what not, picking the wrong plan happens. A lot. Check out your options.

New York is one of the few states that allows enrollees to switch their Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan whenever they want.

Medigap helps cover the 20% of the expenses not covered by Medicare including deductibles, copays and coinsurance. Since 2010 there has been almost a 50% increase in the amount of Medigap policies sold, reaching from 9.7 million to more than 14.1 million enrollees.

Some Florida residents can enroll, dis-enroll, or switch Medicare Advantage plans that include drugs (MAPD) until August 1, 2021.

As of 2021, select Part D and Medicare Advantage that offer drugs (MAPD) plans provide broad access to a wide range of insulin types for a maximum copay of $35 for a 30-day supply. This a large discount over previous pricing. You can get these savings as part of the “Part D Senior Savings Model.” […]

Joining a gym is a great way to work out but who will pay for it? With Silver Sneakers or a similar gym benefit, you may find that your Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan will.

Blue Shield of California, an independent member of the Blue Shield Association, is a nonprofit health provider offering Medicare Supplemental (Medigap) plans. Currently, Medigap Plan G is the most popular choice in the state of California. Blue Shield offers two additional plan G’s that also include additional benefits: Medigap G Extra and G Inspire*. *NOTE […]

For those who become Medicare eligible by age, disability or end stage renal, enrolling in the right health coverage can be as easy as One, Two, Three.

As you may know, Americans are NOT covered by Medicare when traveling or living abroad. That said, many expats should consider enrolling in one or more parts of Medicare. We will break down your options below, but if you are new to this site, read this good overview of Medicare first.  Medicare Part A: Hospital Coverage […]