Medicare Supplement Plan A is required to be offered by all Medicare Supplemental Insurance Companies who wish to offer supplemental insurance to cover what Medicare Insurance doesn’t cover.

Though Plan A covers less than all other standardized plans, those on a budget or those who are covered by Medicare Insurance due to a disability find it to often be a good option.

Medicare Plan A covers only the Basic Benefits portion of standardized Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans.

Before purchasing a plan A, be sure to Compare Rates on Medicare Supplement Plans J and F to see if these more comprehensive Medicare Plans will work better for you.

Covered by Plan A

Basic Benefits:

* Part B Coinsurance (Generally 20% of outpatient expenses)
* Hospital Coinsurance
* 365 Additional Days Hospitilization Coverage
* Blood Deductible Coverage

Not Covered by Plan A

Skilled Nursing Coinsurance

Part A Deductible

Part B Deductible

Part B Excess

Foreign Travel

At Home Recovery

Preventative Care

Most Medicare insurance recipients find it in their best interest to find more comprehensive coverage than that offered by Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan A. However, for many people who are on Medicare Insurance due to a disability, those under age 65, this may be one of their only options as many Medicare Supplement Insurance Companies don’t offer any of the other plans to people on disabilities.

Others who find Standardized Medicare Supplement Plan A suitable are those who only wish to cover their most important expenses and wish to take on some risk themselves.
To find out what options are available to you simply fill out the form to the right or call today to speak with a Licensed Medicare Supplement Insurance Specialist.