Arizona Seniors Risk Overpaying For Medicare Supplement Insurance

Seniors turning age 65 in Arizona are advised to compare Medicare insurance policies as a way of achieving significant savings. Rates across major Arizona cities can vary significantly according to the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI).

“In Phoenix a woman turning 65 could pay as little as $110 monthly or as much as $313 for basically identical Medigap coverage,” shares Jesse Slome, director of the Association. “Arizona couples need to be aware that fees added to the monthly cost may also vary. So do discounts for two-person households. In Arizona, they vary from zero to as high as 14 percent.”

The Association’s 2020 Medicare Supplement Price Index reports both the lowest and highest insurance rates for Plan G. “Plan G is the most popular choice among seniors turning 65,” Slome explains. “The survey is intended to educate more consumers about the importance of comparing options. You might be making a decision that you cannot easily change down the road.”

To see 2020 Medicare insurance pricing for top U.S. cities visit the organization’s website. You can also find tips for getting coverage shared by top Medicare insurance advisors.

Arizona Medicare Supplement Plan G 2020 Price Index Findings

PHOENIX, AZ (Zip 85032)
FEMALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $110.94
Highest monthly premium: $313.43

MALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $126.10
Highest monthly premium: $360.41

TUCSON, AZ (Zip 85706)
FEMALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $105.10
Highest monthly premium: $243.78

MALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $113.50
Highest monthly premium: $280.32

CHANDLER, AZ (Zip 85225)
FEMALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $110.94
Highest monthly premium: $243.78

MALE age 65, Plan G
Lowest monthly premium: $181.83
Highest monthly premium: $219.66

Find Arizona Medicare insurance agents by accessing the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI) online directory of local Medicare agents. “The national’s largest listing of Medicare insurance advisors is free to use and completely private,” Slome adds.

AAMSI is an advocacy and informational organization.  The national organization supports insurance professionals who market Medicare Supplement insurance.

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