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I started Prolia in February, my next injection is in August. I will .
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: May 8 11:17am | Replies (17)Comment receiving replies
@cmbaczenski: I am a realist and glad I choose to stay on Original Medicare. I was active, relatively healthy, good nutrition and healthy life style (never smoked & no alcohol); however, out of the blue I was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. Thankfully I have Original Medicare and UHC supplement insurance, because the treatment costs are more than you would believe and I have never received a bill for the treatment! I have requested 2nd opinions regarding medical care and NEVER had insurance question my medical needs. I did not have to wait for insurance to approve a referral, medication or decision on expensive treatments. Original Medicare plus a supplemental insurance is the BEST medical decision you can make.
You may want the smaller premium costs of the many medical insurance options you are tempted with, but if you love yourself enough you are worth the monthly premium of Original Medicare! No one can predict your medical needs… YOU need to be ready for anything!
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@dbamos1945 It really sounds like the sound way to go. Advantage just seems like a continuation of the insurance i have and paying huge out of pocket. I am healthy and physically active. I was in an accident 2 years ago, with 2 spinal fractures and then leading to -4 osteoporosis score. So, I am so trying to understand this Medicare before making a choice, but traditional seems to be the right way to go. TY
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Well said. I have not been treated for cancer but that said, we have never had a bill from Medicare plus ubh supplemental for our ever increasing medical care.