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Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Apr 18 11:22am | Replies (46)

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@andytheman

I rejected a Medicare advantage plan. They love painting how rosy they are but I call them garbage plans because they love to deny and some don’t cover existing conditions.
The monthly premiums may be sky high depending on the plan you get. I pay $175.00 Medicare coverage for everything. No deductibles and no copay. Includes medication for free. I went to United once and lasted a month. I went back to where I was getting superior medical treatment.
My card says on it “ Member can not to be charged” including copays and deductibles. I’m sorry but I call advantage plans UN advantage plans. Bottom line is their shareholders

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Advantage plans vary, and we were very leery about it. But ours, run by our regional hospital system, has worked out for us.

The bottom line for all health care in the U.S. is shareholders because everything is for-profit--hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living, outpatient surgical centers, Medicare supplemental plans, advantage plans, drugs. We are low-income retirees, and we know first-hand that adequate health care is prohibitively expensive for lots of people.