Medigap policies are the same as Medicare supplement insurance that covers you for the portion of insurance that is not covered by Medicare.  Some parts of this coverage is regulated by the state as most insurance coverage other than basic Medicare is.  With this in mind some states have requirements for Medigap policies and here […]

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This question is frequently asked and answered in the back-and-forth understanding between Medicare subscribers and experts in the field.  The bottom line for the answer is this, Medicare Supplement policies (or Medigap) have to pay for the services if you are paying for their services.  How these payments are handled may differ, but in the […]

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Insurance and government are two separate entities that operate in similar ways by covering up so much of what they do in legal jargon.  When you combine the two worlds you start to get really confused and the people who pay for the coverage start to get lost.  Medicare policyholders have the option to buy […]

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As is the case with any type of insurance coverage that you buy there will be a different premium quoted for one insurance company against the other.  Some insurance companies structure pay for their employees differently while others cut back in costs in other ways to make things cheaper for you.  With Medigap insurance, or […]

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