Medicare Supplement or Medigap Plans in Kentucky

There are 46 Medigap Plan F available to residents in Kentucky from different health insurance providers. Medicare Supplement Plans pay hospital and doctor bills not covered by Original Medicare, including deductibles and coinsurances. Medigap policies are standardized in Kentucky, making them easy to compare. The plans premiums range in price from $108 - $241.



Medigap Plan F in Kentucky

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Plan Name Under 65 Community Issued
Age
Attained
Age
Policy
Age
Enroll
AARP Medicare Supplement PlansNoYesNoNoMay 24 2000
Aetna Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
American Continental Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
American Republic Corp InsYesNoNoYesMar 12 2012
American Republic Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
American Retirement Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Americo Financial Life and Annuity Insurance CompanyYesNoNoYesMay 31 2017
Anthem Health Plans of Kentucky IncYesNoNoYesJun 24 2016
Bankers Fidelity Life InsuranceNoNoNoYesFeb 08 2013
Central States Indemnity Co of OmahaNoNoNoYesFeb 08 2013
CIGNA Health and Life InsuranceNoNoNoYesJun 02 2017
Colonial Penn Life InsuranceYesNoNoYesAug 08 2011
Combined Insurance Company of AmericaYesNoYesNoMar 06 2009
Conseco Health Insurance CoNoNoNoYesJun 24 2016
Coventry Health and Life InsNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Equitable Life and Casualty InsuranceYesNoNoYesJun 24 2016
Everest Reinsurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 11 2018
Forethought Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Gerber Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Globe Life and Accident Insurance CompanyNoNoNoYesJun 17 2015
Governmental Personnel Mutual Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Humana Insurance CompanyYesNoNoYesMay 03 2018
Individual Assurance Company Life Health and AccidentNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Liberty National Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Loyal American Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoYesAug 08 2011
Loyal Christian Benefit AssociationNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Madison National Life Insurance Company IncNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Manhattan Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Marquette National Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Medico Corp Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Medico Insurance CompanyYesNoNoYesAug 23 2011
Mutual of Omaha Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoOct 31 2014
Order of United Commercial Travelers of AmericaNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Physicians Mutual InsuranceYesNoNoYesDec 13 2012
Reserve National Insurance CompanyNoNoNoYesMar 12 2012
Standard Life and Accident Insurance CompanyYesNoNoYesOct 28 1999
Standard Life and CasualtyNoNoNoNoJun 24 2016
Standard Security Life Insurance Company of New YorkNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
State Farm Mutual Auto InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
State Mutual InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Sterling Life InsuranceNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
Thrivent Financial for LutheransYesNoNoYesOct 06 2006
Transamerica Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
United American InsuranceNoNoNoYesNov 04 2014
United of Omaha Life Insurance CompanyNoNoNoNoJun 13 2014
USAA Life InsuranceYesNoNoYesMar 25 2004



Premiums

Plan Type Premium
Plan A$68 - $159
Plan B$93 - $192
Plan C$112 - $200
Plan D$98 - $159
Plan F$108 - $241
Plan F High Deductible$27 - $60
Plan G$100 - $183
Plan K$48 - $78
Plan L$86 - $116
Plan M$111 - $148
Plan N$81 - $137
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Under 65 -- If this plan is avaiable to people under the age of 65.

Community Rated Pricing -- The base premium is the same for everyone in the area, regardless of age.

Issue Age -- The premium is based on your age at issue. And the premium will only increase with the carriers state-wide increase.

Attained Age -- The carrier will price the policy based on your age at issue and the premium will increase over time with your age. This is the most common pricing method that carriers use.

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