Best Medicare Supplement Plan For 2025

If you're wondering what the best Medicare Supplement plan is for 2025, you're not alone. With so many options out there, it's easy to feel a bit overwhelmed. You want to make sure you're getting the right coverage without paying more than you need to.
Among the various Medicare Supplement Plans, Plan G likely stands out to you. It's been the favorite option for many seniors, and there are good reasons for that. Plan G offers some of the most comprehensive coverage available today, filling in most gaps left by Original Medicare.
However, it's also important to consider how Plan G compares to its closest competitor, Plan N. While both plans are popular choices, they offer different levels of coverage, and understanding these differences can help you decide which one is right for you.
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[@007modmom]

Simple and to the point. Thank you! I have subscribed for more info as it comes!

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Awesome, thank you!

[@rosebonner7091]

Nice summary of G and N .

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Glad you liked it

[@332mm]

Good job.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Thanks!

[@ksmith9207]

I agree. Great video and explanation between the G and N medigap plans. Do you know if there's a site to look at claim denial percentages for the Supplemental G Plans by Insurance Company? Thanks

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Thanks for watching and great question. No, there is not a claim denial chart by company for Medigap plans - here's why. Medigap (Supplement) plans follow what Medicare pays. In other words, if Medicare pays the claim, the Medigap Plan (Regardless of letter or carrier name) MUST pay its portion of the claim as well. Or, if Medicare denies the claim, then the Medigap Plan will follow and also NOT pay. Hope that helps

[@ksmith9207]

​​@@medicarewithmelissaThat helps a lot. Thank you!.

[@kg811]

What is the deductible you mention for Plan B? I haven't seen this yet.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

As of Nov 7th, 2024, Medicare has not yet released the 2025 Premiums and Deductibles for parts A and B. Currently, the part B deductible is $240 per year

[@nerkymusselman8843]

i’m guessing with my paid amount to have the G plan and their paid for amount for my 2024 costs, the G plan has been very good value for me. $3557 paid by supplement plan thru 9/19/24. $1336 premiums paid thru 9/2024. your opinion? thanks for your videos.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Supplement plans aren't for everyone, but they sure are great! Yes, at the math you provided, you're a great example of someone that is rewarded for having a supplement plan. :)

[@SC-ye3kw]

Which plan is administratively easier for customers? I think plan G after the yearly deductible is met. Plan N will have every doctor you met with sending you bills for co-pays.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Thanks for watching. Plan G is more "set it and forget it". But, did you know there are only 9 billable codes eligible for the $20 copay on plan N?

[@brin3m]

I am very frustrated with the Medicare & you 2020 booklet i received. (Ohio) it has all the plans mixed together now. HMO, PPO, Advantange. I can't find any PPO that isn't an advantage plan. I don't want an advantage plan. Still searching the booklet. Has anyone else struggled with this? If i can figure it out i will share what i found but so far now simple supplement plans. it use to be sorted as Medigap/supplement plans and advantage plans. any help sorting this would be great!

[@medicarewithmelissa]

thanks for watching and yes, the 2025 book can be confusing. Here is a link to the guide we provide or clients, we hope you find it easy to read. In short, Medigap plans remain unchanged (benefits)....the premiums and Medicare deductibles may go up, but we are waiting for those updates still. Regarding Advantage plans, those would be HMO, PPO, PFFS, DSNP and CSNP style plans. Medigap plans are A,C,G,K,L,M,N,HDF, HDG seniorhealthcaresolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024-Medicare-101-Educational-Guide_SHS-1.pdf

[@brin3m]

@@medicarewithmelissa thank you!

[@normeradams9252]

All I heard in this video was "N", "G", and "Advantage." A chart, a powerpoint, or some type of graphic would have been helpful. Comments like "those who are concerned by their health care costs" would like this. I am concerned about my healthcare premiums. No comparisons were given. Am I going to pay $4000 a year to cover a POSSIBLE $3000 bill. NO.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

Thanks for the feedback and for watching. If you are considering Supplement (Medigap) coverage, N and G are the most suitable for most folks. Otherwise, you way want to consider an Advantage plan (like a PPO or HMO), which sounds like could be a better fit for you based on the comment "I dont want to pay $4000 in premium for $3000 in medical bills). Here is a link to a nice chart we have - let us know if we can help more. seniorhealthcaresolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/MedSupp-vs-MAPD-Key-Differences-Infographic_2024.jpg

[@johnscott2746]

I think the problem here is with you. If you don’t know ANYTHING about Medicare you should be getting some education before looking at videos about the difference in supplement plans.

[@medicarewithmelissa]

@@johnscott2746 Appreciate you watching and the feedback. We have online Medicare 101 workshops that cover all of the basics, from enrollment, eligibility, cost, MedSupp vs. Med Advantage, etc. etc. These SHORT videos are intended to cover 1 topic only. You can watch our other videos to learn more about other types of plans!