Plan B is one of the cheapest plans out of the 10 Medicare Supplement insurance plan options available in most states. (Minnesota, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin have different options.)
Plan B quickfacts
- About 3% of Medigap policyholders had a Plan B policy in 2014.1
- It covers 5 out of the 9 available Medigap benefits.
- It is one of the cheapest plans.2
Your Medicare out-of-pocket costs with Plan B vs. without Plan B
The table below shows some of your potential Medicare out-of-pocket costs in 2016 with Plan B vs. without Plan B.
| Medicare out-of-pocket costs | With Plan B | Without Plan B |
|---|---|---|
| Part A deductible | $0 | $1,288 per year |
| Inpatient hospital stay co-insurance | $0 | Up to $644 per day |
| Part B co-insurance or co-payment | $0 | 20% of the cost of care |
| Blood (first 3 pints) | $0 | 100% of the cost of the first 3 pints |
| Hospice care co-insurance or co-payment | $0 | 5% of the cost of respite care $5 per prescription drug |
There are other Medigap plan options available. Click on one of the following buttons to learn more about each Medigap plan option:
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