Our Medicare Supplement Insurance plans offer personalized care from a large selection of physicians and specialists, plan options** and a simple claims process that reduces complex claims paperwork. Your local Sales Representative can explain your plan options. Contact yours today.
As life returns to normal, unfortunately so will medical bills. If you have put off medical treatment in the last 18 months, it’s smart to double check what your true out of pocket expenses will be. Planning on traveling soon? Will you be covered out-of-network?
Catholic United Financial offers Medicare supplement plans designed to go hand-in-hand with your current Medicare coverage. Our plans will help fill the coverage gaps you may experience with basic Medicare and pay for the portions not covered, such as deductibles and co-pays.*
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Medicare Supplement Health Insurance is underwritten by:
Catholic United Financial
Medicare Supplement Administrative Office
PO Box 64572, Saint Paul, MN 55164-0572
Vicky Giacalone, FIC
Sales Representative
Serving Eastern Wisconsin, including Wausau, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Madison and nearby
Terry Quinn, FIC
Independent Agent
Serving Hudson, River Falls, Somerset, Baldwin and nearby
Dean Demarais, FIC, LUTCF
Medicare Supplement Sales Manager
Brenda Kraemer
Specialist – Medicare Supplement Insurance
Source: Medicare.gov. 1Ask to review available policy’s outline of coverage details, specific benefits and limitations. 2“Coverage of the Part B deductible will no longer be available to people who are new to Medicare on or after January 1, 2020. However, if you were eligible for Medicare before January 1, 2020 but not yet enrolled, you may be able to get this benefit.” From Medicare.gov: “Plans known as “50% and 25% Cost-sharing Plans” are available. These plans are similar to standardized Plans K (50%) and L (25%). A high-deductible plan ($2,340) is also available.”
In less than one hour, learn your best options for Medicare and Supplement Health insurance at this free workshop, sponsored by a financial services company that honors your Catholic faith. Learn these details about Medicare:
MSW919.8 Last update: 9/28/2021