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Plan H was a Medicare supplement plan that used to be available for purchase - this plan, along with plans E, I, and J were discontinued in June 2010 when the rules were changed so that prescription coverage could no longer be sold with a Medicare supplement plan (you now have to buy a separate stand-alone part D prescription drug plan).
Plan H is similar to plan G today, except plan H did not cover Part B excess charges (Plans F and G do).
Medicare supplement plans are guaranteed renewable so if you had one before they were pulled from the market, you can still keep it.If you want to secure new coverage that offers more comprehensive benefits, you may want to look into a plan F (and add a Part D plan for prescription benefits).
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Plan H is similar to plan G today, except plan H did not cover Part B excess charges (Plans F and G do).
Medicare supplement plans are guaranteed renewable so if you had one before they were pulled from the market, you can still keep it.If you want to secure new coverage that offers more comprehensive benefits, you may want to look into a plan F (and add a Part D plan for prescription benefits).