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2024 Medigap plan benefits
For plans sold on or after June 1, 2010
A B C D F* G* K** L** M N
Hospital coinsurance
Coinsurance for days 61-90 ($408) and
days 91-150 ($816) in hospital; Pay-
ment in full for 365 additional lifetime
days
· · · · · · · · · ·
Part B coinsurance
Coinsurance for Part B services, such
as doctors’ services, laboratory and
x-ray services, durable medical
equipment, and hospital outpatient
services
· · · · · ·
50% 75%
·
Except $20 for
doctors visits
and $50 for
emergency visits
First three pints of blood
· · · · · ·
50% 75%
· ·
Hospital deductible
Covers $1,632 in each benefit period
· · · · ·
50% 75% 50%
·
Skilled nursing facility (SNF)
daily coinsurance
Covers $204 a day for days 21-100
each benefit period
· · · ·
50% 75%
· ·
Part B annual deductible
Covers $240 (Part B deductible)
· ·
Part B excess charges benefits
100% of Part B excess charges.
(Under federal law, the excess limit is
15% more than Medicare's approved
charge when provider does not take
assignment; under New York State
law, the excess limit is 5% for most
services)
· ·
Emergency care outside the U.S.
80% of emergency care costs during
the first 60 days of each trip, after an
annual deductible of $250, up to a
maximum lifetime benefit of $50,000.
· · · ·
· ·
100% of coinsurance for Part B-
covered preventive care services after
the Part B deductible has been paid
· · · · · · · · · ·
Hospice care
Coinsurance for respite care and other
Part A-covered services
· · · · · ·
50% 75%
· ·
Note: Plans C and F are only available to you if you became eligible for Medicare before January 1, 2020.
* Plans F & G also offer a high-deductible option. You pay a $2,800 deductible in 2024 before Medigap coverage starts.
** Plans K and L pay 100% of your Part A and Part B copays after you spend a certain amount out of pocket. The 2024 out-
of-pocket maximum is $7,060 for Plan K and $3,530 for Plan L.
Plans E, H, I, and J stopped being sold June 1, 2010. If you bought a Medigap between July 31, 1992 and June 1, 2010,
you can keep it even if it’s not being sold anymore. Your benefits are different from what’s on the chart above.
This chart doesn’t apply to Massachusetts, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Those states have their own Medigap systems.