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Medigap Plan N vs. Plan G: Which is Best in 2023?

The Transition to Medicare Podcast

English - February 28, 2023 20:00 - 21 minutes - 14.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 4 ratings
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You may have already heard that Medigap plans are "standardized" which means that Medigap plans with the same plan letter provide the same basic medical coverage. But then, the question you may be asking is, "which Medigap plan letter is right for me?". This is exactly what we took the time to answer in today's episode.  Plan N and Plan G have both become the most popular Medigap plans in the past few years. But which one is better?

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Sources for this episode:

Medicare and You 2023 Handbook

NAIC Plan N Official Guidance

Medicare Interactive's definition of excess charges

Psychiatry.org non-participating vs. participating providers

Learn about MOM States that don't charge excess charges

KFF how many providers have opted out of Medicare

KFF financial protections for Medicare patients

APA guide to participating vs. non-participating providers