Where to Look for Medicare Supplemental Insurance

There is a lot of confusion about Medicare and what it does and does not cover.  In addition, let’s just add the confusion of trying to figure out all the questions and answers regarding Medicare Supplemental Insurance, also known as Medigap Insurance.

There are questions as to which policy is right for you, what the different plans cover and how to get accurate and fair information about this type of coverage.

Here are a few answers to those inquiries. 

To find information about Medigap or Medicare Supplemental Insurance, it is a good idea if you are able to go onto the internet, to start at www.medicare.gov and go from there.  This website is the official website and will explain all about Medicare and Medigap and how they work.  You can also browse other websites for additional information.  One excellent website is AARP’s website.  It has quite a bit of accurate and understandable information to help sort out some of the questions or issues you have.

AARP’s site has listing of Medigap plans, and the listing shows plan by plan the premiums, the coverage and other important facts.  The site also has an interactive counselor and talks about the steps you should take before buying a Medicare Supplement/Medigap policy.

Since Medigap, Medicare Supplemental Insurance is an important part of your medical portfolio and could possibly save you thousands of dollars, it is important to research and ask questions.

In addition to this information, you can call Medicare administration directly for information. 

Regardless of how you do your research, make sure to look around and compare so that you end up with a policy that will serve your needs.