You are not authorized to speak on this. You guys get FLUSHED

I have been retired for 8 years and I have had regular medicare with a supplement and it has saved my life. I have been in an out of the hospital in the last few years and I have never worried about hopsital bills......Advantage plans will kill you plain and simple physically and finacially.

What is MediGap?

Gracias por la info soy de Chicago trabajando 24 años sin papeles y tango 61 años

Mutual of Omaha is the WORST. They routinely close the book on blocks of business. This locks many of the current plan holders in that block into soaring premiums. If you cannot pass underwriting, you are trapped in this premium spiral. Mutual of Omaha is the WORST. Don't get lock into this ripoff!

We have AARP/UnitedHealthcare Plan G Medigap plan and, while these Medigap plans are not cheap, they're worth every penny, especially if you are hospitalized. Prior authorizations are a HUGE SCAM - patients should NOT have any care delayed because of some insurance company's prior authorization requirement!!! I've NEVER agreed with prior authorizations which is why we went with a Medigap plan. BTW, this video is basically a commercial for Mutual of Omaha.

Very useful information. Thank you.

I like my Plan HDG ($34) for the incentive to stay healthy. Plan G has no incentive for me.

Thank you

Another scam like Obamacare

Thanks for the explanation. You made it clear.

Guaranteed Issue Rights don't apply to switching Advantage plans. Advantage enrollees are free to switch Advantage plan companies annually during Annual and Open Enrollment as it is now, with no medical underwriting, even if the enrollee just wants a different Advantage plan. Guaranteed Issue applies in certain situations to those enrolling in Medicare Supplements outside their initial enrollment period.

This is amazing info!

Love the cash payment for a car! Great illustration!

Well done bro!

Although the maximum allowable out-of-pocket for Advantage plans can be as high as $8850, in many cases that can be less, depending on where you live. For example, where I live, annual max out-of-pocket for Advantage plans will usually be between $5000 and $7500. A Medigap Plan G will not have those limits, as you correctly point out. Just the small annual Part B deduction. But most Advantage plans are zero premium with zero deductible, whereas you may pay between $1500-$3500 annually for premiums for Plan G. Still lower than Advantage maximum out-of-pocket, but that is money you will spend regardless of need, whereas for Advantage you might have to spend up to whatever the annual maximum is. For many services, Advantage plans have a fixed dollar amount copay, rather than a percentage of allowable charges.