Sep 8, 2020
Medicare Signup, a company based in PA launches a free Medicare Supplement Insurance comparison feature that displays policies from 30 of the country’s top private insurers.
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East Greenville, United States - September 8, 2020 /PressCable/ —
East Greenville, PA-based Medicare Signup announces the launch of its Medicare Supplement Insurance comparison feature. This new service makes it easier to find cost-effective private insurance plans which cover the gaps that a Medicare policy does not.
More information about Medicare Signup is available at https://medicare-signup.com.
This comparison service is especially useful for Americans above 64.5 years old who already have Medicare parts A and B. Medicare Supplement Insurance provides them additional peace of mind as it covers potentially costly items such as copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles.
The feature compares plans from over 30 of the country’s top insurers. By listing a broad range of options, users can select the supplemental policy that best suits their needs and budgets.
This comparison service is free to everyone and can be accessed by visiting Medicare Signup’s website. Interested parties begin by inputting their zip codes so the system can display the participating insurers in their local area.
The next step is to enter one’s gender and age, which are key factors that determine insurance rates. Users will also be required to answer a few lifestyle questions, such as whether they smoke.
Lastly, the user will be asked to provide personal details such as their email address, phone number, and home address. Inquirers can expect a call from one of Medicare Signup’s representatives.
The representative will also answer any questions the user might have about the available policies and their costs. Quotes given are ball-park figures only and recipients are under no obligation to sign up.
This new feature is part of Medicare Signup’s mission to ensure that the nation’s senior citizenry has access to comprehensive but affordable supplemental health insurance. It operates as a non-government referral service to guarantee unbiased comparisons and recommendations.
A representative from the company says: “Medicare is a great initiative but it is not without gaps. With this comparison service, finding the policy that plugs in those gaps has never been easier.”
More information about Medicare Signup and its services is available through the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Marc Del Priore
Email: Send Email
Organization: Medicare-Signup.com
Address: 357 Main Street #Ofc, East Greenville, PA 18041, United States
Website: https://medicare-signup.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88975850
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