Plan G
The Medicare Supplement Plan G is similar to Plan F in popularity.
With Plan G, you have no coinsurance, no copays and no Part A deductible.
The major difference between Plan F and Plan G is the Part B deductible.
With Plan G, you are responsible for the first $240 of Medicare-approved medical charges each calendar year. This is the Part B deductible in 2024.
PLAN G PAYS
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Medicare Part A coinsurance and hospital costs (up to an additional 365 days after Medicare benefits are used)
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Medicare Part A deductible
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Medicare Part A hospice care coinsurance or copayments
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Skilled nursing facility coinsurance or copayments
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First 3 pints of blood
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Medicare Part B excess charge
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Foreign travel emergency (80% up to plan limits)
After the Part B deductible has been met:​​​​
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Medicare Part B coinsurance or copayment ​
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YOU PAY​
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Medicare Part B deductible
* No Medicare Supplement plan pays for a skilled nursing home facility beyond 100 days.