I’m on Medigap Plan G, and I’m curious how my upcoming knee replacement surgery will be billed. Does the plan cover it all after my deductible?
Answered by 4 licensed agents
Yes. After meeting your deductible your Medicare Supplement plan G would cover what Original Medicare doesn't cover
Answered by Robert Fracchia on March 25, 2025
Broker Licensed in MI, FL & NC
As long as your Medicare covers it then your supplement will pick up everything after the deductible. Anything Medicare does not pay. The supplement will not pay.
Answered by Tonya Bell on March 26, 2025
Agent Licensed in SC
Yes!! Once you meet the deductible you will have 100% as long as the providers you are seeing accept Medicare. Physical Therapist may not may not take Medicare so make sure they are contracted with them.
Answered by Tasha Riggs on March 27, 2025
Broker Licensed in CO, AZ, HI & 10 other states
Yes! As a Plan "G" Supplement holder, as long as you continue to have original Medicare A and B, pay your Part B and your supplement premiums, your only obligation to medical bills will be the $257 Part B Deductible, and you should not see a bill again for the rest of the year regardless of any other medical needs, outside of Long Term Care. If you do not have an agent who can answer these questions, you should find one! That's what the Agent should be paid to do - service AFTER the sale!
Answered by Norman Smith on March 26, 2025
Agent Licensed in FL & PA
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