2022 Medicare Supplement Price Index Released by AAMSI
“A 65-year-old woman in
The Association released its annual comparison of Plan G prices for Medicare Supplement insurance. Medicare Supplement is often referred to as Medigap. According to a 2021 analysis by the association, Plan G is the most popular choice among those turning age 65 who opt for Medigap coverage. Some 54.9 percent purchased Plan G.
“In four cities, the lowest available Plan G prices rose nominally compared to 2021,” Slome shares. The four included
The number of policies available varied from city to city the study found. “There could be just a handful of choices or as many as 20 different companies competing for your business,” Slome explained. “Coverage is virtually identical but clearly the pricing is not.”
In addition to significant differences between the lowest and highest cost policies, the Association noted other important factors for consumers considering coverage. “Household discounts are not offered by all insurers, but they can be as high as 14 percent,” Slome adds. “That can represent a considerable savings over time.”
Medicare Supplement insurance coverage is the chosen option of over 14 million Americans reports AAMSI. “The yearly price comparison points out the importance of comparing before you buy,” Slome advises. Access the 2022 Price Index at www.medicaresupp.org/medicare-supplement-price-index/.
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