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Patsy CubineAt MediGap Advisors, you'll find the process of shopping for Medicare Supplement Insurance, a Medicare Advantage Plan, or a Part D Prescription Drug Plan to be easy and hassle-free. You can compare numerous plans here on our website, or let us know how we can assist.
Medicare Supplement Insurance, also known as Medigap Insurance, is designed to help cover some of the medical costs that are not covered by Medicare. These Medigap Plans are available to anyone enrolled in Part A and B of Medicare. There is an open Medigap Insurance enrollment period for the first six months after you turn age 65, in which you do not need to qualify or answer any questions about your prior medical history.
We are a small team of dedicated friendly advisors, and we are here to answer your questions and help you choose a plan. Give us a call toll-free at 866-323-1441.
We also invite you to listen to our Telephone Seminar. With many years of experience, our experts can tell you how to get the most from Medicare. They can answer 90% of your questions during the Teleseminar, and you'll also have the opportunity to ask questions during the open Question & Answer Session.
At MediGap Advisors, we believe it is our duty to help you save money on Medicare supplement insurance, and to make the purchase of a Medicare supplemental insurance plan EASY, and hassle-free. You'll not only find the best Medicare supplemental insurance plan for your needs now, but you'll also have access to a Personal Advisor any time you have questions about your Medicare supplement insurance needs.
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