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Plan G
10% household discount available
COVERED at 100% (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance for a stay in a skilled nursing facility
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible paid for you
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount
- Foreign Travel Emergency: care outside the United States
NOT COVERED (YOU PAY):
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible not covered
Plan F
Only available to those eligible for Medicare prior to Jan. 1, 2020
COVERED at 100% (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance for a stay in a skilled nursing facility
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible paid for you
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible paid for you
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount
- Foreign Travel Emergency: care outside the United States
Plan N
Includes copays for office visits
COVERED at 100% (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance for a stay in a skilled nursing facility
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible paid for you
- Foreign Travel Emergency: care outside the United States
NOT COVERED (YOU PAY):
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible not covered
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount not covered
Plan D
Higher monthly cost but without copays
COVERED at 100% (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance for a stay in a skilled nursing facility
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible paid for you
- Foreign Travel Emergency: care outside the United States
NOT INCLUDED (YOU PAY):
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible not covered
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount not covered
High Deductible Plan G
10% household discount available
COVERED at 100% AFTER $2,340 DEDUCTIBLE IS MET (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance for a stay in a skilled nursing facility
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible paid for you
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount
- Foreign Travel Emergency: care outside the United States
NOT COVERED (YOU PAY):
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible not covered
Plan A
Basic coverage with guaranteed acceptance
COVERED at 100% (PLAN PAYS):
- Basic Benefits: hospitalization, medical expenses, hospice care
NOT INCLUDED (YOU PAY):
- Skilled Nursing Facility: coinsurance not covered
- Hospital Part A: $1,408 deductible not covered
- Medical Part B: $198 deductible not covered
- Medical Part B Excess: charges over the Medicare-approved amount not covered
- Foreign Travel Emergency: not covered
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