15 March 4 Tips for Filling Out Your Medicare Supplement Application March 15, 2017 By Editor Medicare Supplement medicare, medicare supplement, medigap, seniors 0 Pay attention to details and fill out the application carefully. Your answers are very important. If your insurance agent fills out the application for you, review the information to ensure it is correct. Remember that you do not have to answer any questions about your family history or take a genetic test. If you enroll during your Medigap Open Enrollment Period, the answers you give regarding your health cannot deny you from receiving coverage, or change the cost of your monthly premium. Visit ManhattanLife's Medicare Supplement for plan information. Related Posts Posture Check and Stretch Break Whether you sit or stand all day, checking in on your posture and adding in stretches to your day can help your overall well-being. Medicare Supplement Plans and You - Know Your Options If you return to Original Medicare during the Annual Election Period (October 15th – December 7th), you could be eligible for a Medicare Supplement plan. Know your options. 17 Reasons Consumers Choose Medicare Supplement Over Medicare Advantage A list of the main reasons consumers choose a Medicare Supplement plan over a Medicare Advantage plan. Keeping Your Medicare Supplement Policy In Force What to do to keep your Medicare Supplement policy in force in case of late payment or a policy lapse. ManhattanLife and Medicare Supplement Learn about ManhattanLife's journey with Medicare Supplement, and what you should know for the 2020 Medicare Annual Enrollment Period. How Much Can a Medigap Plan Save You When Medical Bills Stack Up? We Did the Math. A Medicare Supplement plan, also called a Medigap plan, is designed to cover the healthcare costs that Medicare won't. In order to show how important a Medigap plan can be in protecting you from out-of-pocket costs, we calculated how much money a Medigap plan would save you in the event of an unlikely, yet completely possible, serious medical issue. Comments are closed.