Turning 65 and New to Medicare?

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Thousands of people have told us this one video was the easiest way they ever found to understand Medicare.

After this short video, you’ll understand exactly how Medicare works and the basics of your Medicare plan options.

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The easiest way to get started is to call us at 1-888-891-0229.

Talk to one of our licensed insurance agents, and within minutes we’ll look up the lowest Medigap premiums from the top companies to see who you qualify with and how much you can save.

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When you become one of our clients, we’ll contact YOU before your rate increase each year and shop the rates, so you’re ready to go and never overpay.

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Medicare Supplement Plans in 2027

No new Medicare Supplement plans are being added for 2027, and the benefits of each plan are not changing. The most important things to watch for 2027 are:

• The new Medicare Part B premium for 2027
• The new Medicare Part B deductible for 2027
• The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA)
• Changes to your Medicare Part D drug plan for 2027

Losing your Medicare Advantage plan for 2027? Many Medicare Advantage members are getting non-renewal letters this year. If your plan is leaving Medicare or stops serving your area, you generally have a guaranteed issue right to buy certain Medigap plans, which for most people include Plan G, with no health questions. That right generally ends 63 days after your Medicare Advantage coverage ends. See our guide to Medicare Supplement Plans 2027.

Medicare Supplement Plan G

Medicare Plan G is the most popular plan for people new to Medicare, and for good reason. It covers everything Plan F does except the annual Part B deductible, and Plan F is closed to anyone who became eligible for Medicare on or after January 1, 2020.

On Plan G, you pay the Part B deductible yourself. Once it’s met, Plan G pays 100% of the Medicare-approved costs Medicare Part A and B do not cover.

Plan G has also historically had lower rate increases than Plan F, making it one of the very best choices for people on Medicare.

With Plan G you have just one out-of-pocket cost: the Part B deductible. It is $283 in 2026, and Medicare announces the 2027 amount later this fall.

You pay it once per calendar year. After that, 100% coverage!

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Medicare Supplement Plan N

Medicare Plan N is quickly becoming one of the most popular plans too, thanks to its lower premiums.

If you’re healthy but want a Medicare Supplement plan, Plan N is well worth considering. The coverage is outstanding.

Its premiums are lower than Plans F and G, with just a few more out-of-pocket costs.

With Plan N:

• You pay the annual Part B deductible, just like Plan G
• After the deductible, you might have a small copay for some doctor visits (never more than $20)
• If you visit the ER and are not admitted to the hospital, there is a copay of up to $50
• There is a small chance of Part B excess charges, but most doctors do not charge them

Because Plan N’s premiums are lower, it’s worth checking the rates to see if it’s a good fit for you. Many people shopping Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 end up preferring Medigap Plan N because there is no network.

Or call us any time at 888-891-0229, and we’ll explain everything over the phone.

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