For those in California, the Medigap Birthday Rule is an opportunity to reassess and recalibrate their Medigap Plans. Beneficiaries can switch plans with the assurance that their health conditions, even pre-existing ones, won't hinder their choices.

Understanding the role of excess charges, additional fees that some healthcare providers may charge for Part B services, and how Medicare Plan G mitigates them can help you make informed decisions about your healthcare and insurance coverage.

Because Medicare Supplements provide such great coverage it’s easy to get complacent and just keep the plan you have but in California it’s easy to change plans and take advantage of some nice discounts and perks.

When it comes to Medicare Supplements consumers in California enjoy some really nice benefits not offered in other states.

Dropping a Medicare Advantage plan and returning to “Original Medicare” Parts A and B with a Medicare Supplement “Medigap” is possible, but there are some caveats you need to be aware of.

Medicare Supplement Plan High-Deductible Plan G can sometimes be a good fit for any clients. In this article, I will describe how a High-Deductible Plan G works and when I see it as a good fit for my clients. 

“You’ve got cancer,” words that none of us ever want to hear it’s more than enough worrying about treatment options, best and prognosis. The last things you want to be thinking about is your health insurance, who you can see for treatment, and how much treatment will cost.

The Plan G Medicare Supplement provides nearly all the same great Medicare benefits as the Plan F.

Exploring healthcare can be overwhelming, especially regarding Medicare Supplement Plans. Let's simplify it by comparing two popular options: Medicare Supplement Plan G and Plan N.

Medicare Plan G offers comprehensive coverage, including most costs not covered by original Medicare. It's a top choice for extensive coverage with minimal out-of-pocket expenses.