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@dandl48

@naturegirl5 I stand corrected, it's Arizona Mayo that doesn't; here is an excerpt from an email I got from AZ
"We want to remind you that Mayo Clinic in Arizona is not currently in network for any Medicare Advantage Plans.* While this is not new, it is an important reminder: Medicare Advantage plans do not include care at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, even when the plan indicates that you can be seen at any facility that accepts Medicare."

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@dandl48 It’s unfortunate that Mayo Clinic in Arizona and perhaps other health care institutions do not make clear the difference between Medicare Advantage Plans vs. Traditional Medicare. I have Traditional Medicare which means I have Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B (that I pay for through my Social Security benefits) and Medicare Part D (a prescription plan). Medicare Advantage Plans are considered Medicare Part C and I chose not sign up with a private insurance company that will manage my care.

It’s very confusing.