Anyone out there that can shed light on how one maintains supplemental Medicare insurance once you are essentially “state-less”? I assume that whatever state you set up a mail-drop service in becomes your new home state, and you contact BCBS, etc. for plans in that state? Thanks in advance for any replies.
If you are turning 65 or retiring after the age of 65, then Medicare Supplemental Insurance could help you make the leap to full-time RVing. ... Those that are eligible for Medicare are also eligible for a Medicare Supplemental Plan that helps fill the gaps in coverage that Medicare leaves open.
