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Medigap Plan N

One of the lowest-premium supplements available. You share a little more of the cost, small copays and the Part B deductible, in exchange for lower monthly rates and historically smaller increases.

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What Plan N covers, and what you share

Plan N keeps premiums low by splitting a bit more of the cost with you. Here’s the trade-off, side by side:

Covered at 100%

Plan N pays these in full.
  • Part A deductible
  • Part A coinsurance & hospital costs (plus 365 extra days)
  • Part B coinsurance (after a $20 office visit copay)
  • First 3 pints of blood for an approved procedure
  • Skilled nursing facility coinsurance

What you’d pay

Your share with Plan N.
  • $Part B deductible (once a year)
  • $$20 office visit copay
  • $$50 ER copay (waived if admitted as inpatient)
  • $Part B excess charges
Lower premiums, smart trade-offs.
Plan N has historically experienced lower rate increases than the Plan F or Plan G, a great value if you don’t mind small copays.
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See how the popular plans stack up

Let’s look at the three most popular Medigap plans side by side and find the right fit for you.

Plan F

The most complete coverage (eligible before 2020).

Plan F details →

Plan G

Nearly identical to F, the top pick for new enrollees.

Plan G details →
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Plan N

Lower premiums with small copays, great value.

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