Policies must follow federal and state laws and be clearly identified as Medicare Supplement Insurance. In most states standardized policies are identified by letters A through N. Each standardized policy offers the same basic benefits regardless of insurance company.
A Medigap policy differs from Medicare Advantage: Medicare Advantage is a way to get Medicare benefits, while Medigap supplements costs of Original Medicare benefits. Please note that Medicare does not pay your Medigap policy costs.
Official Medicare Resources
Access official guides and publications from Medicare.gov to learn more about your coverage choices.
Overview of Medigap
Choosing a Medigap Policy
Medicare and You
Official CMS introductory publication explaining how Medigap policies work with Original Medicare.
A comprehensive guide to policy options, open enrollment periods, and plan comparison.
The official U.S. government Medicare handbook covering general benefits, rights, and policies.
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