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Medicare Supplement Plan B

2026 standardized Medigap plan

Basic benefits plus the Part A hospital deductible.

From $113 / mo varies by state, carrier, age & tobacco use

Plan B — At a glance

Part A deductible
100%
Part B deductible
Not covered
Part B excess charges
Not covered
Skilled nursing coinsurance
Not covered
Foreign travel emergency
Not covered
Prescription drugs (Part D)
Not included

Plan B premiums by state

Medigap premiums vary widely by state, county, age & tobacco use — coverage is identical everywhere. Pick your state to see carriers and exact pricing.

Alabama $167–$600 / mo more details →Alaska $138–$620 / mo more details →Arizona $216–$689 / mo more details →Arkansas $218–$1495 / mo more details →California $175–$676 / mo more details →Colorado $175–$658 / mo more details →Connecticut $301–$550 / mo more details →Delaware $118–$4163 / mo more details →District of Columbia $149–$983 / mo more details →Florida $205–$1392 / mo more details →Georgia $219–$2479 / mo more details →Hawaii $113–$806 / mo more details →Idaho $189–$472 / mo more details →Illinois $164–$607 / mo more details →Indiana $130–$653 / mo more details →Iowa $138–$702 / mo more details →Kansas $159–$561 / mo more details →Kentucky $147–$567 / mo more details →Louisiana $173–$1272 / mo more details →Maine $209–$496 / mo more details →Maryland $178–$1142 / mo more details →Michigan $122–$536 / mo more details →Mississippi $146–$858 / mo more details →Missouri $184–$713 / mo more details →Montana $129–$888 / mo more details →Nebraska $154–$837 / mo more details →Nevada $169–$808 / mo more details →New Hampshire $196–$1004 / mo more details →New Jersey $173–$886 / mo more details →New Mexico $158–$579 / mo more details →New York $321–$622 / mo more details →North Carolina $138–$567 / mo more details →North Dakota $227–$691 / mo more details →Ohio $150–$561 / mo more details →Oklahoma $152–$692 / mo more details →Oregon $164–$813 / mo more details →Pennsylvania $140–$1214 / mo more details →Rhode Island $153–$532 / mo more details →South Carolina $128–$598 / mo more details →South Dakota $192–$892 / mo more details →Tennessee $115–$1071 / mo more details →Texas $158–$502 / mo more details →Utah $137–$621 / mo more details →Vermont $265–$554 / mo more details →Virginia $177–$828 / mo more details →Washington $215–$332 / mo more details →West Virginia $126–$784 / mo more details →Wyoming $150–$663 / mo more details →

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What Plan B covers

How much of each Original Medicare out-of-pocket cost this plan pays. These benefits are the same from every carrier that sells the plan.

Part A coinsurance & hospital costs 100%
Part B coinsurance or copayment 100%
Blood 100%
Part A hospice care coinsurance 100%
Skilled nursing facility coinsurance
Part A deductible 100%
Part B deductible
Part B excess charges
Foreign travel emergency

More coverage details

How Plan B works with Original Medicare across the main cost categories.

Supplement plans are required to cover a set of standardized basic benefits set by the government. These Supplemental benefits provide additional coverage to what is covered by Original Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance and doctor visits).

Medicare Part A Hospital Coinsurance or Deductible

  • For hospital stay days 1 - 60, Plan B pays $1340, the Part A deductible amount
  • For hospital stay days 61 - 90, Plan B pays $335 per day
  • For hospital stay days 91 - 150, Plan B pays $670 per day
  • For an additional 365 days, Plan B pays 100% of approved expenses
  • After the additional 365 days, Plan B pays $0 per day

Medicare Part A Skilled Nursing Facility Coinsurance

  • For nursing facility stay days 1 - 20, Plan B pays $0 per day
  • For nursing facility stay days 21 - 100, Plan B pays $0 per day
  • After 100 days nursing facility stays, Plan B pays $0 per day

Medicare Part B Coinsurance or Copay

  • Plan B pays $0 until you meet your $185 Part B deductible
  • After Part B deductible is met, Plan B typically pays 20% of the coinsurance. Original Medicare Part B covers the other 80%

Blood Coverage

  • For the first 3 pints of blood, Plan B pays 100% of the cost
  • After the first 3 pints of blood, Plan B pays $0 of the cost because Original Medicare covers 100%

Some information shown on this page has been sourced from www.medicare.gov.