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Physicians Mutual is a company that offers a variety of health insurance options, including life, dental, accident, supplemental health, and medical supplement insurance. The company has ventured into other services, such as annuities and funeral pre-planning. Physicians Mutual is Nebraska-based and was founded in 1902.
- Coverage available in 48 states + Washington D.C.
- Offers five types of Medigap plans (A, F, F+, G, N)
- Policies can include additional benefits beyond what regulations require
- TrustPilot average customer rating: 4.2 out of 5 stars
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Have an issue age policy and at the end of year 1 it increased 8% year two 12%. Very expensive.
Anyone who has a high cost plan can convert to either a Medicare Advantage Plan with a hospital plan to cover your gaps or reduce your premiums with a stopgap plan like HDF or HDG
I’m very satisfied with Physicians Mutual for over 20 years.
My question today is How can I lower my cost over $300.00/month. I only have one check per month. It is my social
Security check.
I need to lower this cost without loosing any benefits.
The glasses, dental, hearing aid benefit is needed.
Thank you for your assistance.
Kathleen McCauley
Customer service is excellent. No waiting and they did what they said they would do. Very trustworthy. People who are Juul users or abuse their bodies with any type of substance always feel entitled to the same privilege
as clean people! Danny Spencer
Will Physicians Mutual Supplemental be offering Telemed services for rural areas in AZ?
I swim 1/2 mile every day. I am in perfect health. I use a Juul vaping device, and for this reason only, I was classified as a smoker by the Physicians' Mutual underwriting department. I applied for a policy on November 20, 2019, and the underwriting department has still not approved my Medicare supplemental insurance policy.
Physicians' Mutual cannot be trusted. How can I trust them to support my medical claims when they are dicking me around just to issue a policy. Bottom line: I can't trust them, and neither can you.