Arizona Medigap Tips



Tips for Arizona Medigap Insurance

Looking for Arizona Medigap supplemental insurance?

Here are a few things that you might want to consider. 1st of all, Medigap insurance plans in Arizona are geared for Seniors. Medigap plans are usually not for younger individuals (some disabilities may have exceptions). In the state of Arizona, Medigap plans are standardized. They are put in place to protect seniors from Medicare costs associated with coverage gaps. This includes medical liability costs. Also, Medigap plans do not cover prescription drugs, if you are looking for prescription drug coverage, you must opt-in with Medicare part D plan.

In order to qualify for Arizona Medigap health insurance, patients must be 65 or older, Arizona residents, and must be enrolled in Medicare part A & Part B. Medigap is a supplemental insurance plan, and must be purchased in addition to Medicare, not instead. Starting on the first of October is Medigap Annual Enrollment Period (AEP). This AEP ends on Oct 7th. Any interested seniors looking to enroll in Medigap should do so during the AEP or else they will have to wait until next year to enroll.

enrolling and starting on your Medigap plan, it’s best to contact a Medicare insurance specialist to have them guide you in Medigap properly. There are a few Medigap health insurance plan options available in Arizona. They include Transamerica Medigap, United of Omaha Medigap, Central States Medigap, Globe Life Medigap, State Farm Medigap, United American Medigap, Unitedhealthcare Medigap, and GPM Life Medigap.


At eMedigap Plans we specialize in Medicare and Medigap plans. If you have any questions regarding your current plan or if you are looking to switch to save a few bucks, call us today! We have US based agents standing by. Our number is 888-452-7949. You can also visit our website at www.eMedigap-Plans.com. 

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