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In reply to the discussion: It's Now Open Season on Seniors: 'Medicare Disadvantage.' Unsolicited Calls, Aggressive Ads [View all]Progressive dog
(7,499 posts)Companies issuing medigap policies are allowed to profit off seniors0. and somehow that's okay. Somehow, some people think it's also okay to just end Advantage plans and leave all those seniors with no other option than to rely on Medicare alone. Medicare is a Federal program, it doesn't matter where in the USA you live. My Medicare Advantage plan has no premium. $412 in OTC, some vision, some dental, no deductible for primary care, and all my doctors and nearby hospitals are in the plan. I have a yearly cap on my Part A and B cost of $7,500.
I am not low income and bought a FFS advantage plan which included drugs when I started on Medicare. This is the fourth advantage plan I've had since I retired. Either they dropped my area or my doctors. The plan I have now has changed ownership three times, but so far it has kept all the providers that I use.
During open enrollment, each year, you can choose to switch back to original medicare
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