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What Medicare Supplement plans are sold in Oregon?

Oregon uses the federal standardized Medigap plans: A, B, C, D, F, G, K, L, M and N, plus high-deductible versions of F and G. A plan with the same letter has the same benefits from every company. Plans C and F are sold only to people first eligible for Medicare before January 1, 2020.

The plan letters and what they cover

Every Medigap plan pays some of the costs Original Medicare leaves to you. The letters below are standardized nationally, with exceptions only in Massachusetts, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Oregon follows the standard plans in OAR chapter 836, division 52.

PlanWhat sets it apart
AThe core benefits: Part A hospital coinsurance and extra hospital days, Part B coinsurance, first three pints of blood, hospice coinsurance.
BPlan A plus the Part A deductible.
CAdds skilled nursing coinsurance, the Part B deductible and foreign travel emergency care. Only if first eligible before 2020.
DLike C, without the Part B deductible.
FCovers all the standard gaps, including the Part B deductible and Part B excess charges. Only if first eligible before 2020.
GLike F, without the Part B deductible.
High-deductible F and GSame benefits after you pay a yearly deductible of $3,050 in 2027.
KPays 50% of most cost sharing, with a 2027 out-of-pocket limit of $8,360.
LPays 75% of most cost sharing, with a 2027 out-of-pocket limit of $4,180.
MLike D, but pays only half the Part A deductible.
NLike D, but you pay up to $20 for some office visits and up to $50 for emergency room visits that don't lead to admission.

Plan details are summarized from Medicare.gov's comparison chart; check it, or the DFR benefit chart, for the full list.

What's different in Oregon

  • Under 65: during your six-month open enrollment, a company must offer every policy it sells, not just Plan A. See can I get Medigap under 65.
  • Birthday rule: once you have a policy, you can move to the same or lesser benefits each year around your birthday. See Oregon's birthday rule.
  • Free look: you have 30 days after a policy is delivered to return it for a refund (OAR 836-052-0160).

How to choose a letter

Because benefits are fixed by letter, the choice comes down to how much cost sharing you want to cover, then which company and price. Ask how each company sets its prices; Oregon allows pricing by attained age, and some companies use other methods. Medigap works with any doctor or hospital in the U.S. that accepts Medicare, which matters in rural Oregon and for travel.

To compare Medigap policies from the companies they work with, you can request a call from a licensed insurance agent. More in Medigap in Oregon and Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage.

When can I buy Medigap in Oregon?

Every protected window.

Does Oregon have a Medigap birthday rule?

Yes: 30 days before to 30 days after.

Sources

More questions in this guide

Part of the guide: Medigap in Oregon — what it covers and Oregon's rules · All questions

Frequently asked questions

Does every company sell every plan letter?

No. Each company chooses which letters it sells, so the plans you can buy depend on the companies selling in Oregon. Prices differ by company even for the same letter.

Do Medigap plans cover prescription drugs?

No. Medigap policies sold today don't include drug coverage, so you'd also join a stand-alone Part D plan. CMS lists 8 Part D plans in Oregon for 2027.

Who regulates Medigap in Oregon?

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation (DFR) reviews Medigap policy forms and rates and takes complaints at 1-888-877-4894.

Licensed insurance agents for Oregon

These independent insurance agents are licensed in Oregon and work with Benefits Life, the publisher of this site. When they enroll you in a plan, the agent and Benefits Life may be paid by the insurance company. Learn more.

Wendi Schoonover

Wendi Schoonover

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Independent licensed insurance agent in Oregon

Tulsa, OK

Berenice Suarez

Berenice Suarez

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Independent licensed insurance agent in Oregon

Colorado Springs, CO · English, Spanish

Colin Lewis

Colin Lewis

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Independent licensed insurance agent in Oregon

Littleton, CO · English

Mike Fortunato

Mike Fortunato

Accepting new clients

Independent licensed insurance agent in Oregon

Colorado Springs, CO · English

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