Medigap plan G. Seniors in Georgia on a fixed income will save money when they choose Medigap plan G. Medigap plan G has all the benefits of Medicare supplement plan F except for one thing.
Medigap plan G does not pay your Medicare Part B deductible which is $140 for 2012. Many times the premium savings when you choose Medigap plan G is enough to more than offset self insuring the deductible.
Here is what Medicare supplement plan G covers.
- Part A hospital co-insurance costs up to an additional 365 days after Medicare benefits are exhausted
- Pays for your first 3 pints of blood if you need a transfusion
- Hospice care, Medicare Part A coinsurance
- Part B co-payment or co-insurance coverage
- First three pints of blood used in an approved medical procedure
- Part A hospice care co-insurance or co-payment
- Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) care co-insurance
- Medigap plan G pays your Medicare Part A deductible
- Medigap plan G does not pay your Medicare Part B deductible
- Medicare supplement plan G pays your Medicare Part B ‘excess charges’
- Foreign travel emergency coverage (up to plan limits)
- Medicare supplement plan G pays your Medicare preventive care Part B co-insurance
The comprehensive nature of Medicare supplement plan G means you may never have any out of pocket costs for hospital or doctors office expenses, other than your Medicare Part B deductible.
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