By Medicare Supplemental Request on June 21, 2011
Please quote Missouri PART F Medicare Supplement cost and whether the price quoted will continue for what period of time.
By William M and Jane P Hartley on June 21, 2011
My wife and I are retiring soon. WMH - July 1. JPH - December 2011. I am 69. She will be 66 in Dec. Neither of us has Medicare. We are covered by her employer plan until Dec. We are trying to find out what we need to do and when. What’s available? Any information that you may send will be appreciated. We are residents of Arkansas.
By jean on August 04, 2011
I think this one is perfect for me. I think I finally get the first point “1) Blue Cross Medigap programs, like all Medigap programs, are intended only for people age 65 or older, who are enrolled in both Parts A and B of Medicare. ” First I sign up for PArts A and B, then I’ll get Medigap. So simple but wasn’t sure of the order.
By angela on August 20, 2011
well i think I really appreciate with that. I have already health, medical, accidental, life insurance so I secure now but I’m concerned about what happens when I get older.
By Dave Heenan on October 14, 2011
Hello,
I am turning 65 in Dec. I have applied and gotten my Medicare card Part A and B. My employer said I have to get my own Part B insurance and I will be reimbursed because I am not going to collect SS payments yet. My main question is that my employer is transfering me to Supplement B BlueCross-CMS 65 Plan A. I don’t know what that is, is it major medical coverage? can you help?
By Steven Wilson on November 22, 2011
I think a lot of people think just having Medicare A and B is enough. We learned this the hard way. My parents didn’t have medicare supplemental and found out that Medicare doesn’t cover some very expensive things. Just the minimum. I wished I pushed them for a medigap when they turned 65.
By Horst Kuhnke on December 04, 2011
From the Social Security Administration I received a statment that my plan “B” coverage coats $ 259.70.
Do I need a plan “B” coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield ?
Please advise.
By SilverBear1 on December 24, 2011
The way I understand it you must get plan B the social security administration. Then once you have plan a and plan b, you can buy Medigap from Blue Cross Blue Shield. You many want to contact the phone number in the article above to confirm.