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Triple Crown Insurance helps Minnesota residents compare Medicare Supplement plans from multiple top-rated insurance companies. Benefits, provider networks, prescription coverage, dental, vision, and costs can vary by county and carrier.


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Choosing a Medicare Supplement plan can be confusing. We are here to help you understand the differences.
Understanding Minnesota Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Plans
If you're looking for a Medicare Supplement plan in Minnesota, you're not alone. Many Minnesota seniors choose Medicare Supplement insurance to help reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs and gain the freedom to see providers nationwide who accept Medicare.
At Triple Crown Insurance Agency, we help Minnesota residents compare Medicare Supplement plans from multiple insurance companies at no additional cost.
What Is a Medicare Supplement Plan?
A Medicare Supplement plan, also known as Medigap, works alongside Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) to help pay for healthcare expenses such as:
• Copayments
• Coinsurance
• Hosptial Costs
• Skilled Nursing Costs
• Emergency Medical Expenses
Unlike Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare Supplement plans generally allow you to see any doctor or specialist in the United States that accepts Medicare without needing referrals or network restrictions.

Minnesota is one of only a few states with its own Medicare Supplement system.
Instead of the standard Plan G, Plan N, and other plans offered in most states, Minnesota offers:
- Minnesota Basic Plan
The Minnesota Basic Plan covers:
• Medicare Part A Coinsurance
• Mediare Part B Coinsurance
• First 3 Pints of Blood
• Hospice Insurance
• Certain Preventive Services
Many Minnesota residents choose the Basic Plan because it offers strong coverage at a lower monthly premium.
- Minnesota Extended Basic Plan
The Extended Basic Plan provides more comprehensive coverage and can significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs.
Additional benefits may include:
• Medicare Part A Deductible
• Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance
• Preventive Care Coverage
• Foreign Travel Emergency Coverage
For individuals who want predictable healthcare expenses, the Extended Basic Plan is often worth considering.
What About Plan G in Minnesota?
Minnesota residents may also have access to:
• High Deductible Plan G
• Medicare Select Options
• Certain Cost-Sharing Alternatives
Depending on your age, health status, budget, and travel habits, one option may be more suitable than another.
Many people turning 65 ask whether they should choose a Medicare Supplement plan or a Medicare Advantage plan.
Medicare Supplement
Pros
• Freedom To See Providers Nationwide
• No Referrals Required
• Predictable Healthcare Costs
• Excellent Option for Frequent Travelers
Cons
• Network Restrictions
• Potential Copays and Coinsurance
• Referrals May be Required
The right choice depends on your healthcare needs and budget.

One of the most common questions we receive is:
"Will my Medicare Supplement plan work at Mayo Clinic?"
In most cases, Medicare Supplement plans allow access to Mayo Clinic providers because they work with Original Medicare.
This flexibility is one reason many Minnesota retirees prefer Medicare Supplement coverage.
If you spend part of the year in:
• Florida
• Arizona
• Texas
• South Carolina
• North Carolina
A Medicare Supplement plan may provide more flexibility than many Medicare Advantage plans.
Because Medicare Supplement plans travel with you nationwide, you can often receive care wherever Medicare is accepted.
Premiums vary based on:
• Age
• Location
• Tabacco use
• Insurance Company
• Coverage Level
Generally, Medicare Supplement plans have higher monthly premiums but lower out-of-pocket costs when medical care is needed.
The best value is not always the lowest premium. Comparing coverage and long-term costs is importnt.
The best time to enroll is during your Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment Period.
This six-month period begins when:
1. You are age 65 or older
2. You enroll in Medicare Part B
During this time, you generally cannot be denied coverage due to health conditions.
Choosing the right Medicare Supplement plan can be confusing.
As an independent Minnesota Medicare broker, we:
• Compare Multiple Insurance Companies
• Help you Understand Basic VS Extended Basic
• Review Your Doctors and Prescriptions
• Explain Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage Options
• Provide Ongoing Support and Enrollment
Our services are provided at no additional cost to you.

*If you're turning 65 soon, a quick call can save you time, stress, and money!
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Currently we represent 6 organizations which offer 80 products in your area. You can always contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE for help with plan choices.