With all the new changes in Medicare<\/a>, it\u2019s hard to keep track of what was then and what is now. This article should help you.<\/p>\n Anytime something changes, whether it\u2019s how your bank processes your checks or when your health care plans change, like with Medicare<\/a>, it tends to throw people for a loop. Makes sense; after all when you get used to doing something one way, suddenly finding out it\u2019s now different is disconcerting.<\/p>\n This is particularly true with Medicare<\/a> supplement plans. For those of you with the older plans, you had other choices and other plans eliminated at the beginning of June 2010. The ones eliminated were the Medigap plans you bought from a private insurance carrier. Good news: basic Medicare<\/a> and prescription drug coverage has not been affected. So what do you have now? There are 12 variations of Medicare<\/a> supplement plans A through to L; that\u2019s Plan A to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With all the new changes in Medicare, it\u2019s hard to keep track of what was then and what is now. This article should help you. Anytime something changes, whether it\u2019s how your bank processes your checks or when your health…<\/span><\/p>\n