Not many people know that insurance companies are more lenient in their underwriting for Medicare supplements, which is a blessing if a person has a medical condition they don’t want to cover.<\/p>\n
Here is how the drill works if one applies for Medicare, as opposed to a large health insurance company, who would rather not underwrite certain “conditions.” An applicant still does go through a medical underwriting routine with Medicare, it’s just not as rigorous and restrictive as it would be for an insurance company. The underwriting for Medicare is figuring out what will work best for people with particular health conditions. Once that is out of the way, it tells the person applying what kinds of choices they have for various packages.<\/p>\n
Choices are always a good thing when it comes to Medicare supplements, especially during a recession when dollars are scarce. Currently, there are several parts to Medicare \u2013 Part A (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Not many people know that insurance companies are more lenient in their underwriting for Medicare supplements, which is a blessing if a person has a medical condition they don’t want to cover. Here is how the drill works if one…<\/span><\/p>\n