Choosing a Policy to Cover What Medicare Doesn't
October 15, 2009
With a dozen different Medigap plans ranging from A to L, finding the right supplimental Medicare policy can be a confusing and arduous process. To make choosing a policy even more complicated, premiums and quality of service can vary greatly depending on the specific plan and the insurance company that offers it. This New York Times article provides consumers with some helpful information on where to look and what to look for when deciding on a Medigap plan.
(Updated: Oct 15, 2009)
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