Am I Eligible For A Medicare Supplement Plan?
Medicare Supplement Plans only work in conjunction with Traditional Medicare.
Typically, you must have Medicare Part A and Part B in order to be eligible for a Supplement Plan.
Your application will be accepted if you are 65 or older and apply within six (6) months of your initial enrollment in Plan B of Medicare. Under certain circumstances pre-existing conditions might be waived.
As Medicare Supplement Plans only cover one person per policy you and your spouse must each buy separate policies.
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