There are a number of standardized Medigap Plans out there, around 10 and 12 depending on your state. The important thing is to understand that with the exception of the Medigap Select plans (which we don’t recommend), these are standardized plans that have the same network of doctors as Medicare.
While you may feel obligated to go over every plan available as part of your research, remember that Plans F, G, and N accounted for 77 percent of the total Medigap enrollment for good reason. To save time we recommend you check out our Medigap’s most popular plans article.
The vast majority of all new Senior65.com Medigap members are currently selecting Plan G (even though the overall percentage is significantly lower) due to the price and benefits offered. That being said, we have included links to every plan available so you can check them out for yourself. Click on any plan below to see details of what is exactly covered.
Plan A 1% of total enrollment*
Plan B 2% of total enrollment
Plan C 6% of total enrollment
Plan D 1% of total enrollment
Plan F Plan High Deductible F 55% of total enrollment
Plan G 13% of total enrollment
Plan K 1% of total enrollment
Plan L 0.5% of total enrollment
Plan M 0.5% of total enrollment
Plan N 10% of total enrollment
*Percent of total enrollment data comes from AHIP The State of Medicare 2019. These represent the total number of people who have active plans. We do not show plans that have active members but are no longer available for purchase so the number will not equal 100%.
If you live in California there are also:
Plan Innovative F and Plan F Extra
If you live in Nevada there is also:
NEXT STEPS
Get a Medigap Quote for plans or give us a call over here at Senior65.com. We can help you make sense of your options and help you apply right over the phone.
COMING SOON
There will be a new Medigap option in 2020: Plan High Deductible G
This plan should be soon available for purchase so be sure to check with us if you decide to enroll.