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Heres a primer on 2024 Medicare changes: Part A costs will mostly go up. Part B costs will go up. Medicare Advantage plan ratings are lower again. Part D catastrophic drug costs will be eliminated. More people will be eligible for Extra Help.
In case you missed the news, Medicare Supplement Plan F is being phased out starting January 1, 2020. If you currently have a Plan F, dont panic. You can keep your plan as long as you want. However, if you become eligible for Medicare after January 1, 2020, you cant purchase a Plan F.
Medigap Plan C has been discontinued for new enrollees to Medicare. Medigap is another name for a Medicare Supplemental Insurance option to help pay gaps in Medicare parts A and B. There are 10 Medigap policies, although Medigap Plan C has been discontinued for a person who is enrolling in Medicare after January 2020.
You can keep your plan as long as you want. However, if you become eligible for Medicare after January 1, 2020, you cant purchase a Plan F. Your new go-to plan is Plan G. So, Plan F is being phased out, but clients often ask us, why?
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People who became Medicare-eligible before 2020 can keep Medigap Plans C or F if they already have it, or apply for those plans at a later date, including for 2024 coverage.
Plan F covers everything Plan C does, and also covers Medicare Part B excess charges. These two plans are some of the most comprehensive Medicare Supplement Insurance plans you can purchase, which makes them a very attractive option.
Is Medicare Plan F still available for 2024? Yes, Medicare Plan F is available but only to those that became eligible for Medicare prior to 2020. If youre new to Medicare, Plan G has benefits that are nearly as good as Plan Fs.

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