Medicare Supplement Insurance — Vermont
Vermont Medicare Supplement Insurance is currently available through State Farm™ Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. Details about coverage, policies, and benefits are listed below. State Farm has different plans available. Please read a brief description of the Medicare Supplement Insurance in Vermont to help you choose the plan to best fit your needs.
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State Farm Medicare Supplement Insurance is designed to cover the gaps in Medicare, helping to pay deductibles, coinsurance and copayment amounts not covered by Medicare. Once you have a Medicare Supplement Plan, both your plan and the Original Medicare Plan will help pay your covered medical expenses, lowering your out-of-pocket costs and giving you the confidence that your health insurance needs are met. And at State Farm we give you the flexibility to choose between different plans to meet your individual needs and budget.
A brief description of the Plans available in your state and the coverage provided by the Plans follows.
Plan A
- Part A coinsurance, plus coverage for 365 additional days after Medicare hospital benefits end
- Part B coinsurance
- Hospice coinsurance
- First three pints of blood each year
Plan C
- Part A inpatient hospital deductible
- Part A coinsurance, plus coverage for 365 additional days after Medicare hospital benefits end
- Skilled nursing facility coinsurance
- Part B deductible
- Part B coinsurance
- Hospice coinsurance
- First three pints of blood each year
- Emergency care in a foreign country — 80% of the cost of emergency care beginning during the first 60 days of each trip, after you pay a $250 deductible, subject to a $50,000 lifetime maximum, if such care would have been covered by Medicare if provided in the U.S.
Plan F
- Part A inpatient hospital deductible
- Part A coinsurance, plus coverage for 365 additional days after Medicare benefits end
- Skilled nursing facility coinsurance
- Part B deductible
- Part B coinsurance
- Hospice coinsurance
- Emergency care in a foreign country — 80% of the cost of emergency care beginning during the first 60 days of each trip, after you pay a $250 deductible, subject to a $50,000 lifetime maximum, if such care would have been covered by Medicare if provided in the U.S.
- Part B excess — 100% of the excess charge above Medicare's reasonable charge if medical provider does not accept Medicare assignment, subject to Federal/State mandated limit.
