June will usher in new changes to Medicare that were first approved in 2008. There will be two new plans, M and N.<\/p>\n
With the introduction of the new plans (M and N) to Medicare in June 2010, four others will be exiting stage left \u2013 plans E,H,I and J. While this may cause some panic among seniors, it may help to know that the new plans actually offer more benefits than the older plans. \u201cHowever, you can certainly keep what you have when M and N come in, but the problem with that will be the premiums will gradually increase as the pool of people covered shrinks. You may honestly be better off and save money by checking out M and N,\u201d said Richard Cantu with Medicare supplements resource, GoMedigap.com.<\/p>\n
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