High Deductible Plan G
Coverage Details
MEDIGAP HIGH
DEDUCTIBLE PLAN G
HIGH DEDUCTIBLE PLAN G COVERS:
- Part A coinsurance and up to an additional 365 days of hospital costs after Medicare benefits are exhausted
- Part B coinsurance/copayment
- Blood (3 pints)
- Part A hospice coinsurance/copayment
- Skilled nursing facility care coinsurance
- Part A deductible
- Part B excess charge
- 80% of foreign travel exchange
- No out-of-pocket limit
Who is best-suited for High Deductible Plan G?
High Deductible Plan G Pros
High Deductible Plan G Cons
Medigap High Deductible Plan G Premiums
Comparing High Deductible Plan G and High Deductible Plan F
There are a few minor differences in these two plans. As far as coverage goes, the only difference is that Plan F pays the annual Part D deductible. That being said, the deductible that an individual pays towards the Plan G version also goes towards meeting the Part B deductible, which is less than the plan’s deductible. Because of that, these two plans are even more similar.
Otherwise, the differences are just between the premiums and eligibility. The premiums for the Plan G version are less than for the Plan F version. Also, Medicare beneficiaries who turn 65 after January 1, 2020 are not eligible for either the standard version of Plan F or the high deductible option.
The Deductible of High Deductible Plan G
Guaranteed Issue Rights for High Deductible Plan G
Enrolling in Medigap Plan F
How to Compare
MEDIGAP
HIGH DEDUCTIBLE PLAN G RATES
There is a lot of information about each plan online, but to get an accurate quote, you’ll need to enlist the help of a licensed Medicare agent. Instead of calling each insurance carrier to get a quote, we can compare premiums across many different carriers, ensuring that you enroll with one that gives you the best rate.
We’ll need to collect some information from you in order to provide quotes since your premium is based on your information and health history, but our services come at no additional cost to you! If you choose to enroll in a Medigap plan through our agency, we also offer unlimited support. If you have problems with your coverage or have questions about how your plan works, we will be here to help.
QUESTIONS TO BE ADVISED ON:
Many insurance carriers offer High Deductible Plan G as a Medicare supplement option. Each carrier may offer different plans in different states. No matter which carrier you enroll with, the plan’s benefits remain the same. The only difference will be the premium.
The only difference in coverage is the deductible that comes with the first plan. The high deductible version will also have lower monthly premiums.
Obviously, the downside of this plan is the high deductible. For that reason, it’s not for everyone. However, those who wish to lower their monthly premiums without sacrificing other areas of coverage will find this plan very beneficial.
This plan often appeals to individuals who are coming off of an employer’s coverage that also had a high deductible. As long as you have some money set aside for the deductible, this plan is a great option.