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Laurian

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4. Thanks for the input, I wasn't aware of that.

Reply to JayhawkSD (Reply #3)

Fri Nov 7, 2014, 02:20 PM

Nov 2014

Last edited Fri Nov 7, 2014, 03:56 PM - Edit history (1)

Another factor to consider. Maybe we should both sign up for a Medigap plan to avoid another upheaval should the Advantage option be eliminated. Change can be hard.

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Medicare Advantage vs Medigap Coverage [View all] Laurian Nov 2014 OP

Switching in the future can be difficult and expensive. GeorgeGist Nov 2014 #1

Thanks! The people contracted to lead us through this transition Laurian Nov 2014 #2

GREAT that you pointed that out! We started out with an advantage plan, but napi21 Sep 2015 #8

"health care reform" attempted to do away with Medicare Advantage JayhawkSD Nov 2014 #3

Thanks for the input, I wasn't aware of that. Laurian Nov 2014 #4

My advice is going to be to look very carefully SheilaT Nov 2014 #5

Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2019 #10

I'm late blackcrowflies Dec 2014 #6

Thanks....we ended up choosing very similar coverage. Laurian Dec 2014 #7

My friend's Medical is a lot more expensive. leftyladyfrommo Oct 2015 #9