A Medigap policy fills the gap between medicare payments and medical costs not covered by

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Medigap policies are designed to fill the gaps in coverage left by Medicare. They help pay for things such as coinsurance, copayments, and deductibles, which are not covered by Medicare. Medigap policies are sold by private insurance companies, but they can only be used to supplement Medicare coverage, not as a stand-alone insurance policy. Home health care agencies, hospital and medical service plans, Medicaid, and private insurance companies do not provide the same type of gap coverage that Medigap policies do.

A Medigap Policy Fills the Gap Between Medicare Payments and Medical