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This video shows the difference between Plan F and Plan G, and why Plan G is always the better value.
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So the Part B deductible of $147 is an annual deductible, not a monthly
deductible?
I had to whisper as every one else in the office was on the phone helping
AT&T folks!
+Christopher Westfall I happened by chance to watch your video…..THANK
YOU !!! Oh, I’m a retiree of AT&T…..haha
Thank you sir, that was a very good analysis. I am also thinking plan G is
better than F now.
+Eric Lyng Thank you for writing, Mr. Lyng!
I am turning 65 in July, I am about to sign up for Medicare & a supplement.
I currently do not have employer provided I am unemployed & my husband is
semiretired and self employed. Do I qualify for Plan G? I really don’t want
an “Advantage Plan”, or PPO.
Hey Chris! YOU ROCK! I have subscribed to your channel and am SO impressed
with your videos and how great you are explaining everything! You are a
peach!
well presented and explain. articulate explanation.
I am also wondering about plan N if you have any comments on that option.
thanks!
+Catherine n Martin Seybold Thank you, Catherine. Yes, will be doing a
video on Plan N very soon. It is a decent solution if you’re in one of the
MOM states (Medicare Overcharge Measure.) Those are only nine states. If
not, you are subject to the overcharges (15%) that doctors can charge you
if they do not accept Medicare as payment in full. This could add 15% to
all of your bills, on top of the co-payments Plan N requires and the Part B
deductible. Would be happy to show you what’s available.
Reach out to us at 1-800-729-9590 or at http://SeniorSavingsNetwork.org
It is very difficult to get Plan F this year.I was denied due to having (3)
blood pressure medications and (2)Diabetes Medications. I now have Plan G.I
am thankful for it.
thanks to know
Great information, thanks for sharing.
Medigap plan F is supposed to be gone as of January 1, 2020?
This has been a valuable video to watch and is SOOO informative. Thank you.
My agent said he has all of his clients on Plan F and only 6 people on plan
G. Hmmm??!!! I had read on the internet several opinions on Plan F versus
Plan G. I did my own math and agree Plan G is a savings of a lot of money.
Your video confirms my findings.
This is great information. Do you know a local agent to Louisville, KY that
can help me. I want to go in and sit down with someone.
+Peggy Smith We “sit down” with each of our clients, too. The only
difference is you don’t have to go anywhere. We use screen share technology
where you can see us, see the companies, the rates, and the plans right on
your screen, on your timetable, LIVE.
I have been licensed in KY for a long time and have hundreds of clients
there and know the best plans.
See, sometimes when you have an agent have to drive to your house, they
sometimes don’t give you the lowest price because their commission is a
percentage of the premium. The fact that they have to come to you, or have
a brick and mortar building that you can come to, leads some to have
different loyalties.
Since I can tell you have a computer, give our method a try. You will find
ALL of the companies compared and all of your questions answered easily.
And, you can check my license with the Kentucky Dept. of Insurance. As a
matter of fact, you can see my license at this direct link on their site:
http://insurance.ky.gov/Agent/ALDetails.aspx?LookupVal=719475&Type=1
Call us at 1-800-729-9590 and get the information many folks won’t tell you.
And BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING.. please watch this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRiZaXW-x48
Thanks Christopher……..I am glad I saw this before I signed the paper
work for Plan F which my agent said is the best.
+Patricia Douglas Ms. Douglas, we’re happy to give you an unbiased second
opinion if you’ll call my office at 1-800-729-9590. It will take about 2
minutes to let you know. – Chris
EVERY person who is on Medicare should see this video. I will be 65 in
January. I signed up for AETNA Medicare Supplement plan G. It sounded
too good to be true, but now I feel CONFIDENT that I made the right
decision. This period of time is very stressful for many folks, including
myself, as insurance shopping is never easy. I was contacted by an agent
(which made me very nervous) but they recommended Plan G, explaining the
only difference is the $147. deductible. Now I know they really wanted to
HELP me, which they did! YOUR voice is so soothing and reassuring! THANK
YOU!!!
well said Mr Westfall – I work in an Internal Medicine office and many of
our patients are so overwhelmed by this – I will refer them to your video!
Very easy to understand – thank you so much !!
+Kelly schutte Thank you, Kelly!
The other difference between G and F…….F pays the difference between
the BILLED and APPROVED amount. Meaning if you go to a doctor who accepts
Medicare Assignment your plan G and F pay in full. If you go to a doctor
who DOES NOT accept assignment Plan F pays the difference. Most ALL
doctors accept assignment. Plan G is the better plan.
+barbiec323 For those considering Plan G.. make sure you’ve visited
http://PlanGisBetter.com
+barbiec323 Not correct. Plan F and Plan G both pay 100% of Excess Charges
(from doctors that do not accept full assignment). Prior to Medicare
Modernization in 2010, Plan G only paid 80% of these Excess Charges. After
2010, F and G are exactly the same in every single respect, except that F
pays the deductible (and charges a lot more for it) and G allows YOU to pay
the deductible and save a considerable amount, NET.
very informative ,Iam new to to medicare any help would be VERY helpfull
+Joe Lent Thanks for making the comment on my Plan G Medicare video.
We would be happy to find the best rates for you if you’ll call my office
with your zip code and age.. 1-800-729-9590. Thank you. Chris Westfall
Our insurance company charges about $3 more for Plan G than for F. IS IT
STILL WORTH TO GET G? They say we can change plans any month, with no
pre-existing penalty. I am totally confused. Just turned 65 and this is
first choice.
+Mountain Cabin Glad we were able to help you with getting the BEST
Medicare plan for you! – chris
+Mountain Cabin You are DEFINITELY with the wrong insurance company. I
suggest calling our office for the best quote on Plan G at 1-800-729-9590.
Remember, with Medicare Supplements, you can change ANY time of the year,
not just during the end of the year.
Wow!! You are a super-agent. Thank you for such great information!!