

Medicare Supplement Insurance, also known
as Medigap, is available and used by millions
who qualify. To qualify, you generally must be
on Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B.
Medigap plans clearly identify the specific
benefits that are covered. Each senior wishing
to be covered by a Medigap plan must have
their own Medigap plan for coverage, meaning
a spouse is not covered under one's policy


Medicare is not comprehensive and many
seniors need additional coverage. This is
where Medicare Supplement Insurance comes
into play. There are twelve different Plans (A-L)
each with their own terms, benefits and
restrictions. Picking the right plan depends on
what one's needs are. Medicare Supplement
Insurance coverage varies in everything.
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ful! Thanks so much. She listened
closely to what I needed, and gave the
advice that was best for ME not one
that made her money."
- Patricia A Robinson
Santa Clara, CA


