Is the news floating around in cyberspace true, that there will be lower premiums for Medicare supplement<\/a> plans M and N?<\/p>\n For those of you that don\u2019t know what Medicare supplementary plans are, they are meant to bridge the gap between the policy coverage of the original Medicare<\/a> and the actual bill, when it arrives in the mail later.This \u201cgapping\u201d became necessary when it was discovered that the original Medicare<\/a> plan didn\u2019t pay for every medical service actually needed, and you were dealing with a medical disaster.<\/p>\n If you stop to think about that explanation, it will make a great deal of sense to find out that there is more than one \u201cgap\u201d between the original plan and your bill. In order to do something about that gap, you do need to have Medicare<\/a> to begin with, and then supplement it with other plans to fill the gaps. This analogy is a bit (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Is the news floating around in cyberspace true, that there will be lower premiums for Medicare supplement plans M and N? For those of you that don\u2019t know what Medicare supplementary plans are, they are meant to bridge the gap…<\/span><\/p>\n