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Weighing the cancer risk reduction & quality-of-life cost of ADT?
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@jimgaudette
My Advantage plan cost me $119 a month. I get $300 every other year for glasses. They pay for my gym membership at a 24 Hour Fitness.
Yes, when I have an MRI or a CT scan it does cost $210 but going to see the doctor is $10, but my PCP is free.
Prescription max is $2100 and almost everything’s included in that, I haven’t found any prescription they won’t cover.
Flu, RSV and Covid shots are free.
I paid about $200 to get my knee replaced.
I guess some advantage plans are better than others.
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@jeffmarc I get all that with regular Kaiser Medicare and never pay for any doctor or have a medication max. Medications are either free, $5 or $7 per month if generic. I pay about $200 for a PET scan and nothing for radiation. I did pay about $200 for a dual IPP/AUS surgery with 24 hours in the hospital. Everyone on Medicare is eligible for Silver Sneakers free gym memberships, although I get free membership for my whole family because I teach yoga at 24 Hour Fitness. I guess all plans are different.