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Chances are you’ve heard of Medigap Plan F. It’s known as the cadillac of all ten Medigap standardized plans. But even though Medicare Plan F has been popular for years, is it still the best plan?

But does that mean Medicare Supplement Plan F is still the best choice?

Today I’ll share 3 facts about Plan F and go over actual client cases and their average rate increases for the last three years.

So how do I know about Medicare and Medigap insurance? Let me tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Joann Quinn. I’m Co-founder of REMEDIGAP.com and a Medicare Supplement Specialist (aka insurance agent...but far from the stereotypical type). I’m also a former teacher and my passion for educating transfers over to Medicare.

Here are 3 facts about Plan F.

Fact #1 Medigap Plan F has the best benefits of all ten Medigap Plans. It’s the only plan to offer 100% coverage in all categories. In a nutshell, it covers all Medicare deductibles, co pays and coinsurance. If you go to the doctor and Medicare pays its portion of the bill, Plan F will pay the rest.

Fact #2 Medicare Supplement Plan F is first dollar coverage. That means it pays immediately including the Part B deductible that must be met before Medicare will begin paying its portion costs...which is 80%. In actuality, it’s the insurance carrier paying the part b deductible for you. But, just because it pays the deductible for you doesn’t mean you’re not paying it. Do you really think the insurance company is going to let you get away with a freebie? Most of the time, that deductible is incorporated into your premium.

Fact #3 Plan F is going away and staying around, so let’s clear up the rumor. Congress decided that insurance companies can longer sell first dollar coverage plans beginning Jan 1, 2020 to anyone newly eligible for Medicare. Don’t panic! If you’re enrolled in Medicare or were eligible for Medicare before that date...no worries...you can still buy Plan F after 2020 or keep the Plan F you already have.

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