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"Today there are over 61 million Medicare beneficiaries, and that number is projected to grow to over 86 million in the next 15 years. Of all those enrolled in Medicare, more than 14 million have Medicare Supplement policies. The remainder are enrolled in Medicare Advantage, Original Medicare, or supplemental coverage through Medicaid, employer groups, or other private or public sector coverage.\nWhen it comes to Medicare beneficiaries who want a Medicare Supplement, several plans are available to choose from. Medicare Supplement plans are standardized and have been given letter designations from A through N. The benefits provided in each are the same regardless of which insurance company offers the coverage. There are three states (Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Wisconsin) that have benefits that are a little different, but they are still standardized within each of those states. The table below outlines the Medicare Supplement Plans available. But which are the most popular?\n........"
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