Medicare Supplement or Medigap Plans in Missouri

There are 48 Medigap Plan F available to residents in Missouri from different health insurance providers. Medicare Supplement Plans pay hospital and doctor bills not covered by Original Medicare, including deductibles and coinsurances. Medigap policies are standardized in Missouri, making them easy to compare. The plans premiums range in price from $137 - $270.

Medigap Plan F in Missouri

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Plan Name	Under 65	Community	Issued Age	Attained Age	Policy Age
AARP Medicare Supplement Plans	Yes	No	Yes	No	May 22 2018
American Continental Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
American Republic Corp Ins	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
American Republic Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Jan 26 2016
American Retirement Life Insurance	Yes	No	No	No	Jul 03 2014
Americo Financial Life and Annuity Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Sep 05 2017
Bankers Fidelity Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Cigna Medicare Supplement Insurance	No	No	Yes	No	Jun 02 2017
Colonial Penn Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Combined Insurance Company of America	Yes	No	Yes	No	Jul 03 2014
Conseco Health Insurance Co	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Constitution Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Jan 26 2016
Equitable Life and Casualty Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Everest Reinsurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Jun 01 2018
Family Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
First Health Life and Health Insurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Feb 13 2015
Gerber Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Globe Life and Accident Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Aug 09 2010
Governmental Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Healthy Alliance Life Insurance (Blue Cross Blue Shield of MO Group)	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Heartland National Life Ins Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Oct 17 2011
Humana Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 27 2018
Individual Assurance Company Life Health and Accident	Yes	No	No	No	Jan 26 2016
Liberty National Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Loyal American Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Feb 13 2015
Medico Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Aug 23 2011
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Old Surety Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Oct 17 2011
Oxford Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Pekin Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Nov 02 2013
Physicians Mutual Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
Reserve National Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
State Mutual Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 25 2013
Sterling Investors Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 25 2013
Sterling Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans	Yes	No	Yes	No	Dec 07 2000
Transamerica Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Nov 01 2013
Transamerica Premier Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Jan 26 2016
Unified Life Insurance Company	Yes	No	No	No	Jan 26 2016
United American Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Aug 09 2010
United Commercial Travelers of America	Yes	No	Yes	No	Feb 11 2011
United National Life Insurance Company of America	Yes	No	Yes	No	Oct 17 2011
United Teacher Associates Insurance Company	Yes	No	Yes	No	Jan 11 2013
USAA Life Insurance	Yes	No	Yes	No	Apr 08 2009
Western Catholic Union	Yes	No	No	No	Feb 13 2015

Premiums

Plan Type	Premium
Plan A	$99 - $260
Plan B	$136 - $296
Plan C	$163 - $357
Plan D	$142 - $228
Plan F	$137 - $270
Plan F High Deductible	$30 - $93
Plan G	$123 - $248
Plan K	$64 - $126
Plan L	$106 - $185
Plan M	$137 - $225
Plan N	$104 - $196

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Under 65 -- If this plan is avaiable to people under the age of 65.

Community Rated Pricing -- The base premium is the same for everyone in the area, regardless of age.

Issue Age -- The premium is based on your age at issue. And the premium will only increase with the carriers state-wide increase.

Attained Age -- The carrier will price the policy based on your age at issue and the premium will increase over time with your age. This is the most common pricing method that carriers use.