Rachel Morey is a finance writer and corporate journalist. She has been involved in the insurance industry for more than 15 years, and has written about these topics for over a decade.
Rachel Morey
Don’t believe everything you hear about Medicare Supplement plans. This article addresses the misconceptions about these plans and provides the truth.
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Also called Medigap, these plans help fill in the “gaps” in Original Medicare coverage by covering a portion of the out-of-pocket costs left over after Medicare Part A and B coverage.
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Plan L provides a more affordable choice, but also includes less coverage than other Medicare Supplement plan choices.
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Medigap Plans C and F provide the most comprehensive coverage of out-of-pocket expenses but are only available to some. See if you are eligible.
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PFFS plans cover healthcare costs for people with Medicare but require careful consideration. Read on to see if PFFS plans are right for you.
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