Medicare Supplement Plans in Oregon

Written by: 
Matt Kiggins
Last updated: 
Mar 30, 2023

Medicare Supplement insurance in Oregon is a policy that helps to fill the gaps that Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) cannot. There are ten Medicare Supplement plans available to choose from.

  • Of the ten plans offered, Cigna offers the best Medicare Supplement Plan G rates in Oregon, with a monthly rate of $148.68 per month for the most comprehensive coverage.
  • We also found Cigna offers the best Medicare Supplement Plan N pricing at $106.28 per month. This plan has the best value for beneficiaries who don’t mind trading certain benefits for lower monthly premiums.
  • For those wanting the lowest possible monthly premium, Mutual of Omaha’s High Deductible Medigap Plan G is considerably cheaper at $46.88 per month for the same benefits as Medicare Plan G. Beneficiaries must pay the annual $2,700 deductible before coverage.

Below are highlighted features and benefits of each plan.

Best Plan G:

Cigna Medicare Supplement Plan G

Cigna Plan G is one of the most comprehensive Medicare coverage plans available, offering an array of perks and benefits to eligible beneficiaries. It covers many out-of-pocket costs except the deductible for Medicare Part B.

Choosing Cigna Plan G offers several key advantages:

  • Comprehensive benefits include coverage for Part B excess charges, Medicare Part A deductible, and Part B coinsurance.
  • No referrals are required.
  • Freedom to see any medical provider willing to accept Original Medicare.

Monthly Plan Cost: $148.68

*Prices based on a 65 year old nonsmoking female living in zip code 97007 Oregon.

Best Plan N:

Cigna Medicare Supplement Plan N

To lower your monthly premiums, selecting Cigna Medicare Plan N is a smart choice. You may sacrifice select benefits but the financial savings could be noteworthy.


Cigna Plan N has several advantages that include, yet are not restricted to:

  • Skilled nursing facilities
  • $0 Part A deductible
  • Foreign travel emergency healthcare
  • Maximum $20 copay for office visits
  • Maximum $50 copay for an ER visit (waived if admitted)

Out of Pocket Expenses:

  • Must pay Part B deductible
  • Must pay Part B excess charges
  • Must pay copays for office visits and ER visits


Monthly Plan Cost: $106.28

*Prices based on a 65 year old nonsmoking female living in zip code 97007 Oregon.

Best High Deductible Plan G:

Mutual Of Omaha High-Deductible Plan G

  • If you're looking for a cost-saving alternative to Medicare Supplement Plan G, Mutual of Omaha's High-Deductible Plan G in a good choice.
  • Unlike Plan G, this policy requires beneficiaries to pay the $2,700 deductible out of pocket before accessing their benefits. However, it offers the same coverage as its counterpart once that deductible has been met.

Monthly Plan Cost: $46.88

*Prices based on a 65 year old nonsmoking female living in zip code 97007 Oregon.

Best Full Coverage

Cigna Medicare Supplement Plan F

  • Oregon beneficiaries of Original Medicare that were eligible before 2020, don't miss the chance to take advantage of Cigna's Plan F. This plan not only maximizes your protection and potentially saves you money; it also covers Part A deductible, Medicare Part B deductible, plus all coinsurances.

Monthly Plan Cost: $175.38

*Prices based on a 65 year old nonsmoking female living in zip code 97007 Oregon.

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What's the Best Medicare Supplement Company in Oregon?

Based on our review of several key factors, Cigna is the best Medicare Supplement company in Oregon.

While Cigna Medigap plans tend to be more affordable in Oregon, it's not the only factor when selecting the best Medicare Supplement company. For example, depending on your plan letter of choice, one provider might offer Plan N at a lower cost but may be pricier for Plan G; every insurer has its own set of advantages and drawbacks depending on their levels of coverage. For this reason, Cigna remains our top selection during the review process due to its affordability, expansive range of plan choices, household premium discounts, and high customer satisfaction rates.

This chart compares different Medicare Supplement companies to Cigna that are also available in Oregon, including sample premiums, ratings, and market share:

Cigna

Market share: 11.74%

Plan G cost: $148.68

Plan N cost: $106.28

Financial strength: A

Mutual of Omaha

Market share: 12.57%

Plan G cost: $150.95

Plan N cost: $111.88

Financial strength: A+

Aetna

Market share: 1.05%

Plan G cost: $184.01

Plan N cost: $126.45

Financial strength: A

United Healthcare

Market share: 32.61%

Plan G cost: $158.11

Plan N cost: $123.31

Financial strength: A

For illustrative purposes only: The premiums listed are for a 65-year-old female, non-smoker from a local zip code. Many insurance companies offer household discounts - eligibility for premium discounts can be determined when enrolling in a plan. The AM Best rating determines the financial rating of each carrier. No warranties or guarantees of any kind have been expressed.

How Much Does a Medigap Plan Cost in Oregon?

The best price for Medicare Supplement Plan G in Oregon is $132.33 per month with Cigna.

Your age and plan choice will have the most significant impact on your premium.

Here you can see how the prices compare for several different plans:

Medigap Plan

Plan F

Plan G

Plan N

High Deductible G

Plan A

Plan K

Monthly Cost

$175.90

$148.68

$106.28

$46.88

$146.42

$40.38

Plan Popularity in Oregon

60%

45%

25%

15%

8%

-1%

Quotes are for sample purposes only. Prices are the average monthly rate in Oregon for a 65-year-old female nonsmoker. Part B start date and or medical underwriting may affect your rate.

When Can I Apply for a Medicare Supplement Plan?

The six-month Medigap Open Enrollment period will be the best time to gain Medicare benefits. During this period, pricing and options from a Medicare insurance company are better.

For age specifics, see below.

Age 65 or older: Enrollment begins when you have Part B. It can't be changed or repeated.

Turning 65: On the first day of your birthday month, the six-month period to enroll begins. Enrollment in Part B will be needed.

– Under 65: Enrollment may not be possible. If you have a disease or syndrome, you will qualify for Medicare under the age of 65; if not, some states do require Medigap insurance companies to sell policies. These plans do generally cost more.

If you are receiving Social Security, the SSA will automatically sign you up and handle your enrollment for Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B at the age of 65. The federal Centers operate the Federal Medicare Program for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Note: You have guaranteed issue rights, so an insurance company can't refuse to sell you a Medigap policy if the following happens:

  • A Medicare Advantage Plan leaves Medicare or stops providing in your area.
  • You move out of the plan's service area.
  • The company drops your plan.

Ready to Learn More?

We help educate Medicare beneficiaries on their Medigap options and help them go through the process of reviewing and comparing plans. We work with some of the nation's top-rated Medigap carriers. So give us a call today, or request a quote online to learn more about Aetna Medicare Supplement plan G and Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement plan G in your state.

Matt Kiggins
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For over 15 years, Matt Kiggins has been the senior editor at Senior Life Insurance Plans, giving detailed advice on Medicare, life insurance, and dental coverage to thousands of clients in more than forty states. His demonstrated expertise in assisting people with their health plan selection is remarkable — it’s evident that he stands out among competitors as the go-to source for knowledge and support.

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Key Takeaways

  • These Medicare Supplement plans, which are also called Medigap plans, are available to any Oregon Medicare beneficiary who is enrolled in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B.
  • There are 10 Medicare Supplement plans in Oregon to choose from.
  • In Oregon, Medicare Supplement Plan G is the most popular plan for 2023.

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