Lowest Available Medicare Supplement Plan G Rates Reported By State
Monthly Medigap Insurance Rates Vary From
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“Medicare is a national program but Medicare insurance plan options and costs are different depending on where you live,” explains
According to Slome, Plan G is the option selected by 51% of seniors purchasing Medicare Supplement insurance plan coverage when they turn 65. Medicare Supplement is often also referred to as Medigap plan coverage.
“Depending on where you live rates will vary,” Slome says. “So will the number of different insurance companies offering Medigap plans. There can be as many as 20 or as few as four or five,” Slome adds. “Prices can vary significantly because while plan provisions are virtually identical, each company gets to charge what they want.”
It’s up to seniors to compare before making a final selection Slome advises. “No single Medigap insurance company was always the least expensive,” according to Slome. “Neither was one consistently the most expensive.” In addition, insurance companies may offer discounts that can save seniors when both spouses or partners are covered. These were not taken into account when compiling the data.
The 2023 Medicare Supplement Medigap prices can be accessed at https://medicaresupp.org/information/medigap/best-medigap-2023-prices/.
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