A low cost, basic benefits plan, Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan B* offers Oklahoma seniors peace of mind and confidence in supplemental coverage they can afford.  You can count on having your Part A deductible covered, as well as 100 percent of your hospitalization coinsurance from days 61-90. Plan B also pays for an additional 365 days of hospital care after Medicare benefits end and 100 percent of the costs of the first three pints of blood. Plan B covers your coinsurance/copayment for hospice care and is a practical, easy way to supplement Medicare coverage.

Benefits

Medicare Part A helps pay for hospitalization expenses, but it doesn’t pay for everything and after day 60, you’re on your own. A Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan picks up where Original Medicare ends. For hospitalization, this plan covers 100 percent of your Part A coinsurance from day 61 through day 90 ($370 a day) and the remainder owed after day 90 ($740 a day). Also pays for all Medicare-approved costs for an additional 365 days of hospitalization after your Medicare Lifetime Reserve benefits end. The costs for the first three pints of blood are covered 100 percent, and your Medicare copay and coinsurance for hospice care are covered completely.

Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan B also helps cover some of the out-of-pocket costs of seeing a doctor, receiving outpatient care and other hospital services like surgical care or certain diagnostic tests. Even with Medicare, seniors typically must pay 20 percent for these services. This plan covers these charges after your Part B deductible has been met, helping reduce your out-of-pocket expenses.  It also covers the remaining costs for home health care after your Part B deductible has been met. That means if you need to see a doctor, this plan covers your coinsurance or the remaining 20 percent of Medicare-approved amounts.

Benefits Summary

• Part A deductible
• 100 percent of hospitalization coinsurance days 61-90
• 365 extra days of hospital care after Medicare coverage ends
• 100 percent of the cost of the first three pints of blood
• Medicare copayment/coinsurance for hospice care

What you can expect to Pay

With Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan B, you will be responsible for paying a monthly premium, as well as your Part B deductible. You should expect to pay for any hospital care you receive beyond 365 extra days of hospital care after your Medicare Lifetime Reserve is used and any costs not covered by Medicare in a skilled nursing facility after 21 days. You may visit any Medicare-eligible hospital you choose. However, if you live within a 30-mile radius of a Medicare Select participating hospital and agree to use that hospital for non-emergency elective admissions, you can save on your premiums.

A low cost, basic benefits plan, Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan B is guaranteed renewable, meaning even if you get sick, as long as you pay your premium, your benefits can never be terminated and is renewable, despite your health.

Benefits Medicare does not pay in 2024	Expenses covered by our plans
	Plan A	Plan F	High Deductible Plan F	Plan N*
Part A (Hospital Services)**
$1,632 Medicare hospital deductible
$408 per day copayment for covered expenses for days 61-90 in the hospital
$816 per day copayment for covered expenses while you use your Lifetime Reserve
100% of Medicare allowable expenses for an additional 365 days after Medicare hospital benefits stop completely
Calendar year blood deductible (charges for the first three pints of blood)
$204.00 per day for days 21-100 in a skilled nursing facility
Hospice care (Medicare Part A)
Part B (Physician’s Care and Medical Services)
$240 Part B deductible
Coinsurance for medical expenses (25% of Medicare approved amount for preventive services and 20% for the most others)				Generally 20% except up to $20 copayment for office visit and up to $50 ER
100% of Medicare Part B excess charges (above Medicare approved amounts)
Coinsurance for durable medical equipment (20% of Medicare-approved amounts)
Additional Expenses Not Covered by Medicare
Benefits for medically necessary emergency care received in a foreign country

* Plan F also has an option called a high-deductible Plan F. This high-deductible plan pays the same or offers the same benefits as Plan F after one has paid a calendar year $2,800 deductible. Benefits from high-deductible Plan F will not begin until out-of-pocket expenses are $2,800. Out-of-pocket expenses for this deductible are expenses that would ordinarily be paid by the policy. These expenses include the Medicare deductibles for Part A and Part B but do not include the plan’s separate foreign travel emergency deductible.

** Hospital benefits must be provided by facilities participating in Medicare. Payments are limited to the reasonable charge as determined by Medicare.

*** After 90 days of hospitalization, Medicare benefits are paid from a one-time lifetime reserve of 60 additional days (days 91-150) which are not renewable for each benefit period. See your Outline of Coverage for details and limitations of these benefits.

† After the $240 Part B deductible is met for Plans A, F, High Deductible Plan F, and Plan N.

†† Foreign Travel Emergency covered at 80% after the first $250 each is paid each calendar year; up to $ 50,000-lifetime maximum.