aarp supplement plans
They suck. Here in New Jersey and cannot find doctors or physical therapist within 100 miles. Salesmen are stupid.
Forum Discussion
The bottom line is that AARP doesn't offer the insurance themselves; they're simply selling their brand name to insurance companies, who are offering their existing coverage.
If you're doing a lot of traveling, you have 2 major choices: A PPO option that allows you more flexibility with out-of-network providers, or go Standard Medicare and select the "Medigap" plan you prefer, with a Part D plan to cover your prescriptions.
If you go the latter route, you can go to ANY provider that accepts Standard Medicare. That's almost everyone!
If you're doing a lot of traveling, you have 2 major choices: A PPO option that allows you more flexibility with out-of-network providers, or go Standard Medicare and select the "Medigap" plan you prefer, with a Part D plan to cover your prescriptions.
If you go the latter route, you can go to ANY provider that accepts Standard Medicare. That's almost everyone!
