Get Benefits That Medicare Doesn’t Cover
Health insurance designed to supplement original Medicare. This means it helps pay some of the health care costs or gaps that original Medicare doesn’t cover. These include co-payments, deductibles and much more.
- Fill in gaps that Medicare doesn’t pay
- Modernized Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plans
- Custom plans designed to meet your needs
Supplemental Plans
Our medicare supplemental plans help pickup the 20% that medicare doesn’t normally pay for. Benefits include medical, hospital visits, doctor visits, in-patient, and out-patient services.
Advantage Plans
McInturff, Milligan & Brooks offers advantage medicare supplement plans that include all of the same benefits of supplemental insurance but also include prescription drug benefits.
One-Stop Shop
Have questions about supplemental plans available for Medicare parts A & B? We can help guide you along the way as well as providing you the coverage you need.
Do I Need a Medicare Supplement Plan?
Medicare is a health plan that can cover a wide variety of services in two parts: Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance). When Medicare Part A and Part B are not enough, Medicare supplement plans can help. Medicare supplements help pay for out-of-pocket health care expenses.
Medicare In America – A Timeline
Medicare provides health insurance for 50+ million Americans over the age of 65, but the program is relatively new. Here’s a timeline of how healthcare came to be in America and how Medicare supplements help cover your costs. The Birth of Medicare The idea of health coverage for Americans didn’t come around until the early
Medicare in Tennessee – 10 Fast Facts
If you’re nearing the age of 65 or are already eligible for certain disability benefits, it’ll soon be time to put the taxes you’ve paid towards Social Security to good use and enroll in Medicare. Here’s an overview of what you need to know about your health coverage and what is available to you in