Plan F has been called the “Cadillac of Medigap plans.” It covers the maximum allowed for all nine benefits. According to AHIP, in 2016, 55% of those with Medigap policies had Plan F or its high-deductible version. In Florida, one company charges an annual premium of $2,738 for Plan F and $2,496 for Plan G, a difference of $242. The other three statesMassachusetts, Minnesota, and Wisconsin have their own standardization for Medigap policies, so there is no Plan F in those states. Beneficiaries who enrolled in Plan F before these changes may be concerned about increases in premiums down the road.

Source: Forbes January 24, 2019 19:07 UTC