Did you know not all Medicare Supplement plans are the same? It’s true! Here’s why we’re different:
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Innovative Plan G — save with a lower premium when you take a deductible for the first three calendar years1
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Option to switch to another plan once in the first two years — with no health questions2
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We have preventive benefits built into our Innovative Plan G! You can also get access to the Silver&Fit® program with our Medicare Supplement insurance policies.3
This Plan G Innovative Rider works hand-in-hand with our Plan G. Your
deductible automatically goes away January 1 following your third
calendar year. If you drop the Innovative Discount Rider before year
three, your premium amount becomes the Plan G premium amount and the
preventive coverage would end.
Available to first-time customers only.
The Silver&Fit program is provided by American Specialty Health Fitness,
Inc. (ASH Fitness), a subsidiary of American Specialty Health
Incorporated (ASH). Silver&Fit is a trademark of ASH and used with
permission herein. Participating facilities and fitness chains may vary
by location and are subject to change. Kits are subject to change. The
Silver&Fit program is not available with Plan A. The Silver&Fit program
is not insurance and may be discontinued at any time.
Why is this coverage important?
Medicare supplement insurance helps cover expenses that Medicare doesn’t fully pay for, such as deductibles, co-payments and coinsurance. This additional coverage helps give you peace of mind knowing you have help paying for out-of-pocket expenses.
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Medicare 101
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Medicare is a health insurance program that pays for many health care services — but there are still costs you must pay on your own.
Medicare is a health insurance program provided by the federal government for:
People 65 or older
People under 65 with certain disabilities
People of any age with end-stage renal disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant)
Since Medicare is federally run, eligibility guidelines are normally the same throughout the country.
Medicare pays for many health care services, but there are still costs you must pay on your own. To help lower your out-of-pocket expenses, consider Medicare Supplement insurance from us. This important coverage can help pay medical expenses not covered by Medicare, such as coinsurance, co-payments and deductibles.
Do you have questions about Medicare? Call us anytime, we're happy to help! 1-800-228-91001-800-228-9100.
Medicare is divided into four parts:
Part A — Hospital Insurance (Original Medicare)
Benefits help cover inpatient care in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, hospice and medically necessary home health care
Most people do not pay a premium
Part B — Medical Insurance (Original Medicare)
Benefits help cover services provided by doctors and other health care providers, outpatient care, durable medical equipment, home health care and some preventive services
Most people pay the standard Medicare Part B premium
Part C — Medicare Advantage (MA)
Offers health plans run by Medicare-approved insurance companies
Enrollment is optional and replaces Original Medicare
If you go with an MA plan, you can’t get Medicare Supplement insurance
Part D — Prescription Drug Coverage
Benefits help pay for prescription drug costs
Enrollment is voluntary
Plans are available through private insurance companies approved by Medicare
Premiums and benefits vary by plan
Even if you have Medicare, there may be costs you must pay on your own. Medicare Supplement insurance (also called Medigap) from Physicians Select can help. This is private insurance you can buy to help pay bills Medicare may not cover.
Do you have questions about how Medicare works? Call us anytime, we're happy to help! 1-800-228-91001-800-228-9100.
Yes. If you are receiving Social Security or Railroad Retirement benefits, you are automatically enrolled when you turn 65.