High-Deductible Plan G in Florida
The lowest-premium way to get Plan G-level protection. Pay less every month, with strong coverage once your annual deductible is met.
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High-Deductible Plan G is a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan that offers the exact same benefits as standard Plan G, but with a much lower monthly premium in exchange for paying a higher annual deductible before coverage kicks in.
2026 Deductible: $2,950. You pay eligible Medicare costs out of pocket until you reach this amount each year — after that, High-Deductible Plan G pays exactly like standard Plan G for the rest of the year.
Not sure if the high-deductible option makes sense for you?
Understanding the deductible is the key to understanding this plan.
Once your annual deductible is met, High-Deductible Plan G covers:
✓ Covered After Deductible Is Met
This plan is often chosen for the unique balance it strikes between low monthly cost and strong protection against major medical expenses.
Typically the lowest monthly premium of any plan that still offers Plan G-level coverage once the deductible is met.
Comprehensive coverage activates automatically once you’ve met your annual deductible — you’re never exposed to truly catastrophic costs.
A great fit for those with rare doctor visits, a preference for lower monthly premiums, comfort self-paying small expenses, and a desire for nationwide Medicare provider access.
Both plans cover exactly the same benefits — the only real difference is how you pay for them.
| Feature | High-Deductible Plan G | Standard Plan G |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Premium | Much Lower | Higher |
| Annual Deductible | $2,950 (2026) | Part B deductible only ($283) |
| Best For | Healthy, budget-focused enrollees | Predictable, minimal out-of-pocket costs |
| Coverage After Deductible | Identical to standard Plan G | Identical to High-Deductible Plan G |
It’s important to understand that High-Deductible Plan G and Medicare Part D serve completely different purposes — they are not alternatives to one another, and most people need both.
Key difference: High-Deductible Plan G helps cover out-of-pocket costs for hospital stays, doctor visits, and other services under Original Medicare once your deductible is met. Medicare Part D is a completely separate plan that covers the cost of prescription medications. Medigap plans, including High-Deductible Plan G, do not include prescription drug coverage.
✓ 2026 Update: Medicare Part D now includes a $2,100 annual out-of-pocket maximum for covered prescription drugs. Once you reach this limit you pay $0 for covered medications for the rest of the year.
This plan may be a good fit if any of the following apply to you:
Yes, many insurance carriers offer it depending on your ZIP code and county.
Yes. Any provider nationwide that accepts Medicare, with no referrals needed.
Yes. The $2,950 deductible resets each calendar year on January 1.
It depends on your budget, provider preferences, and health needs. NISONA can compare both paths side by side for your specific situation.
The best time to enroll in any Medigap plan is during your Medigap Open Enrollment Period — the 6-month window starting the month you turn 65 and are enrolled in Part B. During this time you have guaranteed issue rights, meaning insurance companies cannot deny you coverage or charge more due to health conditions.
⚠ Outside Open Enrollment: Applying after your guaranteed issue window may involve medical underwriting, meaning you could be charged more or denied coverage based on your health history.
We can help you compare High-Deductible Plan G, standard Plan G, and Plan N from top carriers.
We encourage you to review these official government resources as part of your Medicare decision.
⚠ Medicare Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not a complete description of benefits. Medicare plan availability and costs may vary by county. Contact a licensed Medicare agent for plan details. NISONA is an independent insurance agency and is not affiliated with Medicare or the Social Security Administration.
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