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4 Responses to For free, no-obligation assistance, call Denise. 520-820-8639

  1. Bobby G
    March 12, 2012 at 6:41 pm

    What has been the annual premium increase from Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement Plan G for the last 5 years? I heard they raise rates aggressively each year and start cost conscious seniors off with a low premium.

  2. Editor
    March 12, 2012 at 6:53 pm

    Mutual of Omaha has a history of starting new companies (United World, United of Omaha, and a new one coming soon in 2012). These new companies have no claims history and so can charge low premiums which beat the competition by $20 or $30 per month. Then, a year into coverage, the rates are raised 17%…and then 17% again. With this increase, the Omaha supplement plans are close to their competitor rates. As far as I can see, from watching Omaha rates over the last three years, the premiums end up in the same range as the top Medicare supplement companies. So I can’t say that they are bad in terms of their long range pricing.

    If you have seen a five-year trend that has Omaha rates much higher than the competition, please let me know. I’ve only been watching them for three years here in Arizona.

  3. Nick Phelan
    April 10, 2012 at 2:29 pm

    Editor:

    I’m a bit fuzzy here on the math. According to Mutual, a Supplement F costs about $130 and a Supplement G costs about $105. That’s a $25 difference. If I read the material correctly (hence my question to you), then the ONLY difference between the plans is G does not pay co-pays. Otherwise, identical. Here’s my dilemma. A savings of $25/month is $400/year. The maximum annual deductible for G is $162 (or close). It would SEEM that plan F offers me a “no hassle” pay nothing anytime plan, true, but plan G has a maximum exposure of $162 anyway, with a savings of $400 over F annually, or, $240 in my pocket.

    What am I missing in this equation?

    Nick

  4. Editor
    April 10, 2012 at 3:00 pm

    Your math is correct, and your savings will be a bit more in 2012 because the Part B deductible is only $140 this year. The Part B deductible changes year-to-year and actually went down from $162 in 2011 to $140 for 2012.

    Plan G doesn’t cover the Part B deductible while Plan F does. Except for this out-of-pocket expense,Plan G is the same as Plan F.

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