I'm confused. Ya'll are talking about G + as if it's G HD. In CA, A "G Plus" or "G Extra" is just a G plan with additional benefits..
As of today, it’s the “N” plan that has co-pays.Usually there are co-pays with G+ medigap plans. Those will reduce the $1200 premium difference.
F is grandfathered for life for us geezers who already had it when new subscribers were not longer allowed.It was. Plan F was grandfathered a few years ago - not even sure those grandfathered can still get it today. The problem was a couple of years ago, they spiked the premium costs of Plan F to the point where it was more expensive than Plan G even if you paid the Part B deductible.
My window starts 12/1/2024.
Curious if you took the G high deductible plan? If so, how has it turned out?
Posts can be edited but there’s a window. I edited the year to 2024 in that post.It seems we can't edit a post if we see an error? "For calendar year 2023" should be "For calendar year 2024."
I did not actually do the math but it does sound right. But that is only looking at a single year... what happens to the math if you had some major injury or whatever that spanned 2, 3 or even the rest of your life? How much will that cost you?