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Originally Posted by TVTVTV
Yes, thanks for the reminder of that. So for example, all G Supplements have = and identical coverage, and your choice is the company and price (based on the county you live in). With Advantage plans, you need to consider more: company, price, specific coverage and co-pays, possible perks, perhaps specific Rx sites you can use, and most importantly, the PCP's, specialists, and facilities you have in-network when you need health care.
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Note that Medicare supplement plans for traditional Medicare are not really health insurance plans at all. They rely exclusively on the Government to review and approve claims submitted by providers of Medicare services. If the claim is approved, then the supplement plan will pay all or part of the coinsurance as specified in the plan. If the claim is rejected, the supplement plan will pay nothing. So, for them, it is just a math calculation.