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Licensed Independent Insurance Agents/Brokers · 10 states(352) 706-8081
Medicare Supplement Plan G

Same Plan G benefits everywhere. Different prices.

Federal law sets what Plan G covers, so every company's Plan G is the same. The price isn't. We compare Plan G prices from several companies for you, at no cost to you, ever.

Prefer to talk? Call (352) 706-8081 or book a time

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Is Plan G right for you?

Which one sounds like you?

Plan G may fit if you…

  • Want the fewest bills when you see a doctor
  • Want to see any doctor in the U.S. who accepts Medicare
  • Are new to Medicare and want the most complete Supplement you can buy
  • Prefer predictable costs, even if the monthly price is higher
Compare Plan G prices

Plan N or High-Deductible G may fit if you…

  • Don't mind small copays at some visits for a lower monthly price
  • Rarely see a doctor and could cover a yearly deductible
  • Want the lowest monthly price for Supplement coverage
  • Still want any doctor in the U.S. who accepts Medicare
Compare all Supplement plans

All three use the same doctors. The difference is how you pay: more each month, or more when you get care. We'll compare them with you.

How we help

Four simple steps, at no cost

  1. Tell us your situation

    Turning 65, retiring, or paying too much now? A short form or a quick call.

  2. We check your timing

    We look at your Medigap Open Enrollment dates and any guaranteed right to buy.

  3. We compare prices

    Plan G prices from several companies where you live, and how each one prices over time.

  4. A price check every year

    Benefits stay the same, but prices can rise. We look at yours each year if you'd like.

Good to know: Plan G doesn't cover the yearly Part B deductible ($283 in 2026), and you still pay your Part B premium. Prescriptions need a separate Part D plan. Official 2027 amounts are usually announced in November.

Real help, real people

Why people call us

★★★★★

“Moving to The Villages was exciting, but figuring out how my Medicare would transfer over felt completely overwhelming at first. Brandon took all the stress off my shoulders. He sat down with me, reviewed every single one of my doctors, checked all my prescription medications… Having a local advisor who truly understands our community and cares about the details made all the difference.”

Carolyn S.Medicare client · Shortened (…); individual experiences vary
Brandon and Jade Sowder
Brandon & Jade SowderLicensed Independent Insurance Agents/Brokers
Mayfield & Associates · 20+ Years of Trusted Insurance Guidance
  • We work for you, not one insurance company
  • You reach Brandon, Jade or our Mayfield & Associates support team, never a call center
  • If your current plan still fits, we'll tell you
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A few of the Medicare Supplement companies we compare

  • Mutual of Omaha
  • ACE Medicare Supplement, a Chubb company
  • Humana
  • Aetna
  • Cigna Healthcare
  • ManhattanLife
  • wellabe
Quick answers

Questions people ask first

Is every company's Plan G really the same?

Yes. Federal law sets the benefits for each Supplement letter, so Plan G covers the same things at every company. Price, how the price changes over time, and customer service are what differ.

Can I switch to a lower Plan G price later?

Often, but outside your Medigap Open Enrollment Period most companies can ask health questions and may say no or charge more. Some situations give you a guaranteed right to buy, and state rules vary. We check yours before you change anything.

What does it cost to work with you?

Nothing. There's no cost for our help and no obligation to switch. We're paid by the insurance company you choose, and plan prices are set by the insurance company, not by us.

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Free review

Let's compare your Plan G prices

About a minute. No cost and no obligation.

Prefer to talk now? Call (352) 706-8081 or book a time.

Turning 65? Start with our free Medicare guide.