Medigap

I have Medigap Plan C. I heard there were changes made to this plan. What are those changes and how will they affect me?

Prior to January 2020, Medigap Plan C (and Plan F) offered full coverage of the Part B deductible, along with other benefits, but these policies are no longer permitted to cover the Part B deductible for new policyholders. Anyone who signed up for Plan C or Plan F prior to 2020 is permitted to keep their policy (with coverage of the Part B deductible) but their premiums may rise more rapidly than other Medigap plans since new, younger Medicare beneficiaries are not permitted to purchase these policies. Plan D and Plan G have similar benefits to Plan C and Plan F, respectively, other than coverage of the Part B deductible. If you are signing up for a Medigap policy, or considering switching to a different Medigap policy, you may want to take this into consideration.

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