2017 Medicare Supplement Plans | What's changing and staying the same!

[@Remedigap]

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[@thomaschadwick4699]

Thank you

[@Remedigap]

Hi Mr. Chadwick...thanks for watching!

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Thanks again for the great info!

[@Remedigap]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@mijuajua4820]

So informative! Thank you so much! I will starting to sell medigap supplements once I get a license, so I am very new to all of this and need all of this info to help my clients pick the best plan for them. Thanks again!

[@residentzombie]

Plans A through J refer to coverage levels in Medicare supplements whereas Part D is a part of Medicare coverage. These are two completely different things. In Wisconsin all supplements are standardized by the State and we don't have Plans A-J, we only have riders that can be added to the base policy. There are a few other States as well like Wisconsin that have only one plan with optional riders.

[@Remedigap]

Yes, that's true. Wisconsin Medigap plans are structured differently. You can build a plan with the optional riders to get the same benefits as F, G, or N.

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[@Remedigap]

Hope you find this video helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions about Medicare Supplements in 2017.

[@SNLGUY]

I have United Healthcare Advntage Plan. I was told today that I cannot have medigap Insurance as it does not work with that advantage plan. When I hear people say that Medicare pays Insurance companies offering advantage plans anywhere from $500 - $800 per month or more just to take someone like me of their (medicare roles) I think hmmmmm what's going on here? I also hear that with advantage plans it is imperative to check the network since the doctor you had last year under your non advantage plan may not now be in network. I am wondering if all this might turn out to be like the new and improved product that tastes foul and bitter. I had to go advantage since as a telephone company retiree I get it no charge but now I am wondering if after all is said and done will it will cost me more in the end. (I know don't tell me I know your going to say it depends.)

[@Remedigap]

Hi Mick, what you heard is correct. You can't have a Medicare Advantage plan and Medigap insurance at the same time. And, it's also true that Medicare Advantage plans are subsidized by the government...hence the low premium. It's always a great idea to make sure your provider takes your specific plan. Not only at the beginning of the year, but throughout the year as they can drop from a network at any time. Thanks for watching and best of luck to you!