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Policies insuring persons 65 years of age or older; in most cases, these policies supplement the coverage provided under Medicare.

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The contracts insuring individuals 65 years of age or more.

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Insurance policies for those over the age of 65. In many cases these policies are in combination with coverage provided by the government under the Medicare Program. (from LTCInsurance)

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Contracts insuring persons 65 years of age or over. Inmost cases these policies supplement the coverage afforded by the government under the Medi-care program.

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Contracts insuring persons 65 years of age or more. In most cases, these policies supplement the coverage afforded by the government under the Medicare program. For example, see Medigap.

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