Medicare Supplement Plans Explained

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  @Rudy-e3f · 1 year ago

  THANK YOU FOR NOT INCLUDING COMMERCIALS IN YOUR PRESENTATIONS!!!😊😊

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• HG

  @hgk45874 · 1 year ago

  It seems the idea is to push all of us into (Dis)Advantage Plans. The older we get the more health problems will arise, which will prevent us from passing underwriting. So we cannot change plans and premiums will increase to the point of being unaffordable. I am 77, my wife is 78, in Texas we pay now 223.00 for my plan and 404.00 on hers. We can still manage, but the increases are getting bigger each year.

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• TO

  @tomsites8261 · 1 year ago

  Very informative and easy to follow. I was able to finally wrap my arms around this whole confusing program. Thank you for sharing!

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• KA

  @Kayak-fz6mj · 1 year ago

  Thanks very much, Stephanie! I live in upstate NY and fine the Medigap premiums are sadly high. I started looking at the Advantage plan options. I am not concerned about the in-network requirement, but rather the potential high rate of claim denials and the hoops you have to jump through to appeal them. It seems that you are at the mercy of the insurance company's profitability. That said, I think I would either need to move to a state with lower Medigap rates, or lower my budget in other areas just to meet the high premium costs. I really think this country makes it too difficult for seniors to manage through all this, but at very least we have champions like you.

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• LA

  @LaurenDelashment · 3 months ago

  Thank you for sharing. Im new to the supp world. Also cute kid!!

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• SI

  @sireina5590 · 8 months ago

  Very helpful information clearly presented. Thank you!!

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• YO

  @yousefsafa5248 · 1 year ago

  Great series of videos. Thank you!

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• CH

  @christinecullen3336 · 1 year ago

  Oh my gosh so clear and so helpfu! Thank you!

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• BE

  @beachgirl7598 · 1 year ago

  You are so informative. Thanks

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• TH

  @thisthatandother77 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Your baby is cute! I loved the pearls of wisdom at the end of your video 🙂. I will be contacting your office soon.

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• SI

  @sidney4329 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I'm in New York. My AARP/UHC Plan N medigap policy increased nearly $40 for 2025. I'm considering switching to Transamerica and dropping AARP altogether. I don't feel supported by AARP. It seems like they're just profiting off the premiums at our expense.

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• EL

  @elizabethsirois992 · 1 year ago

  I just turned 65 on February 2025. I’m pretty healthy and only have thyroid disorder. Which up to now only reason I visit my primary doctor. He dosages my thyroid medication considering my lab results. I have United Health Care as supplemental for my Medicare. As my best friend has it. I’m not too convinced with this plan for various reasons. As she is very ill. I take for her appointments. Noted when she goes to her cardiologist. The plan states for specialist it’s $35. Every time I take her there they charge her per visit more and more. Last visit was $70 for him to tell her she needed a pacemaker and performed an EKG on her. Then charged her separately for the EKG. So I want to change this supplemental plan. I do not think good for me since I only go for my yearly physical or a follow up with my primary care physician. Up to now thank God no other needs.

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