[wishiknew1]

What companies provide medicare supplemental insurance to medicare recipients under age 65 (social security disability recipients)?

[amIwrong]

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You should call them and ask, because it really depends on the state you are in.

[wishiknew1]

Thank you. I am going to check with BCBS in Florida.

[DisabledinMD]

From AARP's website for this plan through them:

"You must meet the minimum age requirement of 65+ to be eligible. If you are not yet age 65, but eligible for Medicare by reason of disability, please call 1-866-270-8022 for more information."

Their Part D program covers anybody getting Medicare, they might offer similar insurance supplementation.

Also, are you possibly dual-eligible by income and assets? States run Medicare Savings Plans for low-income recipients. They are funded from Medicaid funds, but are not Medicaid. They are a form of Medical Assistance that covers premiums, deductables and co-pays. Medicare Savings Program (MSP) Contact Information Click your state for the particulars to see if you are eligible. Most medical professional accepting Medicare accept MSP plans as well.

[jamestaylor]

Thanks for the info. BCBS Florida has a new program, supposedly, that will be available in November for disabled persons under the age of 65. And participating doctors, etc. do not have to be part of a network. I hope this is really going to happen.

I don't meet income requirements for assistance that way.