Everyone's situation is different and everyone's needs for coverage are different. With that being said, it is more efficient to talk to somebody one on one and assess their particular situation to help them decide their best route. I am an independent Broker and represent multiple different companies that offer medicare advantage and medicare supplemental plans, i will be more than happy to answer and help any of my fellow woody's members with their plans. Pm me for any additional questions that you may have.
That is very good advice, it took me months of digging and reading before I had even weak grasp of how all that stuff worked.
Someone asked about the general price of the supplement plans and seems most of them charge according to your age. The older, the higher of course. And you don't automatically qualify, depending on your health history. They offer several different ranges of coverage and the prices we found for a 78 year old were $120 to $300 or so a month, according to what coverage.