Aetna Medicare Quotes in New York
Aetna Insurance provides New York residents with Medicare supplemental insurance plans (also known as Medigap plans). These plans cover some of the out-of-pocket expenses left by the coverage of the Original Medicare Plan, such as co-insurance and deductibles. With a Medigap plan, you're able to use your hospitals and health care providers of choice.
Aetna offers three of the fourteen Medigap policies available to senior residents in New York: Plans A, B, and F.
Medigap Plan A coverage includes:
- Coinsurance for Medicare Part A, plus 365 days of coverage after Medicare benefits end.
- Coinsurance for Medicare Part B.
- The first three pints of blood drawn in a year.
Medigap Plan B coverage includes:
- Same benefits as Medigap Plan A, above.
- The deductible for Medicare Part A.
Medigap Plan F coverage includes:
- Same benefits as Medigap Plan A, above.
- The deductibles for Medicare Parts A and B.
- Coverage of excess Medicare Part B charges.
- Skilled nursing coinsurance.
- Travel care for foreign emergencies.
You receive additional benefits by enrolling in one of Aetna's Medicare supplemental insurance plans, such as:
- Guaranteed acceptance. Unlike many companies, Aetna will not use medical underwriting will not be used to seek out your medical history and determine your eligibility for Medigap.
- You won't be asked any potentially uncomfortable questions about your health history.
- You'll receive protection from many of the major out-of-pocket (and ever-growing) costs associated with Medicare Plans A and B.
- Competitive rates. Aetna's monthly premiums are competitive amongst insurers offering Medigap policy, and is backed by its highly-rated customer service and strong reputation.
Prescription drug coverage is not available through Aetna's supplemental insurance plans, or any Medigap insurers in the U.S. If you need a prescription drug policy in addition to your Medicare plan, it's necessary to enroll in Medicare Part D, which was created specifically for prescription drug benefits.
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