Do I need Medigap if I have Medicare A B and D? It’s a question we hear all the time. If you’ve got Original Medicare and a Part D drug plan, it’s easy to assume you’re fully covered. But there are still some hidden costs you may not expect—and Medigap could be the missing piece that protects your wallet.

When it comes to Medigap Plan G vs. Plan N, many seniors wonder which plan gives the best value. Both plans help cover out-of-pocket costs that Original Medicare doesn’t, but your choice depends on your medical needs, budget, and preferences. In this article, we’ll guide you through the most important considerations so you can choose with confidence.

What is Medigap coverage used for if Medicare already pays most of your bills? The answer might surprise you—because those “small gaps” can lead to big expenses. In this article, we’ll show you exactly what Medigap can protect you from, and how to know if it’s the right move.

How to Switch Medigap Plans with Pre-Existing Conditions can feel confusing, but knowing your rights makes all the difference.

There’s no doubt that price plays a big role in choosing a MedSup plan, but why not pick the cheapest Medigap plan without considering the long-term costs? It’s important to weigh the benefits of each plan against the overall coverage, so you’re not left with unexpected expenses down the road.

If you’re shopping for a Medicare Supplement plan and trying to decide between Medigap Plan N vs. Plan G, you’re not alone.

“Medigap deny health conditions” is a common search phrase for a reason—many people don’t realize that certain pre-existing health issues can lead to a Medigap denial.

More than 14 million Americans rely on Medigap coverage for Medicare beneficiaries to fill in the gaps that Original Medicare doesn’t cover. Here’s why this option is gaining popularity in 2025—and how you can get expert help from Senior65.com, for free.

Wyoming has introduced the Medigap Birthday Rule, giving seniors a 60-day window each year to switch Medigap plans without medical underwriting. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and how to take advantage in 2025.

The key Medicare-related provisions of the newly passed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) and what they might mean for you.