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Medicare Supplement (Medigap) may be your best fit
Your answers point toward Original Medicare paired with a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy. This combination lets you see any doctor or hospital nationwide that accepts Medicare — no networks or referrals — and makes your costs highly predictable. It tends to fit people who see specialists often, take higher-cost medications, travel, or simply want the most freedom of choice.
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3 Things to Watch Out For
- 1Medigap has its own monthly premium on top of your Part B premium, and premiums generally rise as you age.
- 2You’ll need a separate Part D drug plan, because Medigap does not cover prescriptions.
- 3Your best chance to buy any Medigap plan without medical underwriting is the one-time Medigap Open Enrollment Period at 65 — switching later may require health questions.
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