Which statement about Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans is false?

The statement that all Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans have emergency coverage inside the United States is false. While Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans, often called Medigap plans, are designed to cover certain costs that original Medicare doesn't cover, including some aspects of emergency services, it's important to note that the coverage specifics can vary widely depending on the particular plan chosen.

Some plans may indeed provide emergency coverage, but the extent of that coverage, including whether it applies to all emergency situations, can differ in amount and scope. This variability means that not every plan guarantees the same level of coverage for emergencies.

In contrast, the other statements address aspects of coverage that are more accurate. Plans do vary in their coverage for foreign travel, and while some may provide emergency coverage for incidents outside the United States, not all plans do. Therefore, it is essential for beneficiaries to carefully review the specific details of each Medicare Supplement plan to understand what emergency services and foreign travel coverage they offer.