Medigap in Louisiana by Senior Supplemental
Channel: Senior Supplemental
Date: 2013-02-03

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Turning 65 is great! You made it this far, congratulations! Now it us your time, to do whatever you want. Relax on the country farm, take a trip to Paris, go sky diving... But if your planning on doing anything the number one thing you are going to need is good health care coverage. God forbid you have a heart attack flying out of that plane at 4,000ft in the air. Well finding the right long term health care can be a stressful task for a lot of seniors. 

As soon as you turn 65 you are qualified for Original Medicare Part A and B. The problem is that in most cases Original Medicare covers only %80 of your medical expenses. So it is very important to find additional coverage to take care of those left over expenses that would usually be coming from your pocket. And in the case of major illness or surgery you could be looking at tens of thousands of dollars. 

Luckily there are Medicare Supplements and Medicare Advantage Plans. Medicare Supplement acts as a supplement to Original Medicare. Who would have guessed right? Lol. Medicare Supplement or Medigap does not include Prescription Drug coverage, but may offer some of the cheapest plans with max coverage. On the other hand Medicare Advantage Plans offer the same coverage as Original Medicare and in most cases included drug prescriptions but generally are more expensive then Medigap plans. 

Finding the right plan can be a daunting task, that is why it is important to find an insurance agent who can provide you with all of the insurance quotes in your area, and help you find the plan that is best for you. To speak with an agent now call 1-800-MEDIGAP.

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