Supplemental Health Insurance

Supplemental Health Insurance or Medigap is, as its name states, a “supplemental program” designed with the purpose of filling the gaps found in Medicare. Basically, this insurance pays what Medicare does not pay for some covered or uncovered services. It pays almost all coinsurance amounts, or deductibles; everything relies on the type of plan you bought. To learn more about this type of insurance and the different options it offers, we have gathered a series of interesting articles related to this topic for you to read them.