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Medigap or Medicare Advantage

How are Medigap policies and Medicare Advantage plans different?

This chart is helpful when you need to compare Medicare plans. It explains the main differences between Medigap Insurance and Medicare Advantage Plans:

 

Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap)

Medicare Advantage Plans
(Part C)

Offered by

Private companies

Private companies

Government Oversight

 

State, but must also follow federal laws

Federal (plans must be approved by Medicare)

Works with

Original Medicare

N/A

Covers

 

Gaps in Original Medicare coverage

 

All Part A- and Part B-covered services and supplies

You must have

Part A and Part B

Part A and Part B

Do you pay a premium

 

Yes. You pay a premium for the policy and you pay the Part B premium.

 

Yes. In most cases you pay a premium for the plan and you pay the Part B premium.

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Medicare Supplement Health Insurance is underwritten by:
Catholic United Financial
Medicare Supplement Administrative Office
PO Box 27248, Salt Lake City, UT 84127-0248

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Catholic United Financial and its Medicare Supplement insurance policy are not connected with or endorsed by the US Government or the federal Medicare program. Plan options vary depending on where you live. This is a solicitation of insurance. ©2022 Catholic United Financial

MSW919.9    Last update: 10/11/2021