Compare Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans
Medicare supplement insurance plans are standardized by CMS the Center for Medicare And Medicaid Services. What standardization accomplishes is that that two plans with the same letter have the exact same supplemental insurance benefits as the other, i.e., one Plan "N" equals another Medicare Supplement Plan N, and so forth.
This chart gives you a quick look at the Modernized Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plans “A” – “N” offered after June 1st, 2010.
Every insurance company must make Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plan A available and either Medicare Supplement Plan C or F if they offer any Medicare Supplemental Insurance policy in that state. After that it is the choice of the insurer which plans they offer - most don’t offer every plan. Available as of June 2010: Medicare Supplement Plan N and Plan M. To compare Medicare Supplement Insurance plans see chart below. For More info on some popular plans see Medicare Supplement Plan N and Medciare Supplement Plan F vs Plan G.
Medicare Supplement Comparison Chart
(Modernized plans issued after June 1st 2010)
How to read the Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) Chart
If a check mark appears in the column, this means that the Medicare Supplemental Plan (policy) covers 100% of the described benefit. If a column lists a percentage, this mean the Medicare Supplement policy covers that percentage of the described benefit. If no percentage appears or if the column is blank, this means the Medicare Supplement Insurance policy does not cover that benefit.
Note: A Medicare Supplemental Insurance plans covers coinsurance only after you have paid the deductible, unless the Medicare Supplement plan also covers the deductible. For more information, call to speak with a Medicare Supplement Insurance specialist at 610-399-8700. They are available to answer your questions and help you find the right Medicare supplement plan. The supplement comparison chart below outlines plans purchased after June 1, 2010. For supplement plan comparison for new or plans purchased before June 1, 2010, please contact one of our advisors for details.
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*Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services - 2015 Choosing a Medigap Policy