2 yrs on disability, now qualify for Medicare - but what plan???

Helmie - you need to look at what's available in your specific state (Florida, I assume).  Not every "supplemental" carrier issues policies in every state.  I had to figure this out when I set up supplemental insurance for my mom.  I did end up going with AARP Secure Horizons through United Health Care for her.  The premiums were the lowest (and that included prescription coverage) but the co-pays were a little higher.  You will need to do a comparison as each plan has its nuances.  Open enrollment is about to commence, so you should be able to get the most current information available.  You might check out a local senior center - they tend to have resources to help walk someone through the process and actually make a couple of recommendations based on your specific needs.

Michelle

check medicare.gov -- lots of info there.

Medicare A&B plus supplement runs me about $250 per month to get the most comprehensive plan F which for me has meant NO additional co-pays or deductibles except for prescription costs. (And I've had two MRI's and a trip to the ER for a dislocated shoulder since I got on Medicare last year.) 

Medicare C - Medicare Advantage plans include prescription coverage but may have co-pays and may restrict your choice of providers. 

Your state should have an agency to go over medicare choices with you.