Medicare Supplement Plans Are Changing June 1, 2010 - New Plans - M & N

Saturday, September 19, 2009

June 1, 2010 Medicare Modernization Act is a nationwide, with two new plans, Medicare supplement, and will be removed in four plans. Currently, twelve standardized plans, Medicare supplement existing plans, Medicare Supplement Plans AL should all federal and state laws are designed to maintain consumer protection. However, since these plans are sold by private insurers can price the same plan from insurer to insurer.
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Latest additions Medicare plans:

        * Plan M to reduce use to keep "cost-sharing as a method for the monthly premium. Meaning, because the lower the premium, the insurer must notify the franchise ($ 1068 in 2009) with the insurance company will be 50/50. Half of the insured and the insurance company pays to pay the other half. M-Plan will not duplicate any part B ($ 135) deductible. monthly premium is expected that about 15% less than the plan F.
       * Plan N, similar to the E-plan, although the plan for your visit to N $ 20 copay for doctor's office, and $ 50 copay for emergency care. It is expected that copays shall enter into force met Part B deductible ($ 135) is. Monthly insurance premium should be about 30% less than in terms of F.

Plans for Medicare supplement plans to eliminate E, H, I and J. These plans are no longer to reach new after June 1, 2010, provided in the current policies, these plans will not be affected.

Other changes in Medicare coming in 2010:

       * Hospice coverage will be included in all plans.
       * To allow suppliers plan plan should also C and F.
       * Preventive maintenance and restoration of homes not covered by Medicare of any plans that they will contain deleted. Medicare has the advantages that are often not used, he decided he would not be after June 1, 2010 will continue.
       * New G Plan, which was set up similar to the current plan for G, except that 80% will be used by Medicare Part B excess replaced by the 100% Medicare Part B Excess.

All changes standardized Medicare supplement plans, the date of entry into force June 1, 2010. All existing and new subscribers must provide their current and new plans are available to ensure that the plan they choose suits their individual needs revision.

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