Medicare Supplement Plans (Medigap)

No Surprise Bills. Any Doctor. Total Peace of Mind.

Medicare Supplement plans fill the gaps Original Medicare leaves behind — so you know exactly what you’ll pay before you ever see a doctor.

Why Choose a Medicare Supplement Plans (Medigap):

  • No networks, no referrals — see any doctor or specialist in the country who accepts Medicare, without asking permission first
  • No surprise bills — your costs are predictable every month, so a hospital stay or major procedure won’t catch you off guard
  • Coverage that travels with you — whether you’re home in Rhode Island or spending the winter in Florida, your coverage works anywhere Medicare is accepted
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THE BASICS

What is Medicare Supplement?

Original Medicare Doesn’t Cover Everything — Medigap Does

Original Medicare covers a lot, but it leaves you responsible for deductibles, copays, and coinsurance that can add up fast. A Medicare Supplement plan — also called Medigap — picks up those leftover costs so you’re not caught off guard by a big bill after a hospital stay or procedure.

Unlike Medicare Advantage, there are no networks. You can see any doctor or specialist in the country who accepts Medicare — no referrals, no restrictions.

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Is it Right for you?

Medigap Tends to Be the Right Fit If…

  • You want predictable, consistent healthcare costs
  • You see specialists or have ongoing health needs
  • You travel frequently or split time between states
  • You want the freedom to see any Medicare-accepting doctor
  • Peace of mind matters more to you than a low premium

There are several Medigap plan types — Plan G and Plan N are the most popular right now — but the premiums for the exact same plan vary significantly from carrier to carrier. Miss your initial enrollment window and carriers can deny you or charge more based on your health. These are the details that matter, and the ones I make sure my clients get right.

Medigap plans have higher monthly premiums than most Medicare Advantage plans — but for many of my clients, the predictability and freedom are worth every penny. It really depends on your situation, and that’s the conversation I’m here to have.