Where, exactly, in the article does it say that he either (a) has a MA plan or (b) is negatively impacted by it.
Hint: it doesn't.
This dude has a med supp and is warning people about MA as a dying wish. Kinda weird.
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Hint: it doesn't.
This dude has a med supp and is warning people about MA as a dying wish. Kinda weird.
The article does give this warning against MA:
"This year, more than 16 million enrollees are in plans with no deductible for any drug. But in 2025, more than 45% of these members will be subject to a deductible for at least some drugs."
I too have sent blistering warnings to my MA clients that they've had $0 deductible and next year will have $150, so it's clearly time to move to original Medicare plus a PDP with a $590 deductible.
I'm good like that.
"This year, more than 16 million enrollees are in plans with no deductible for any drug. But in 2025, more than 45% of these members will be subject to a deductible for at least some drugs."
I too have sent blistering warnings to my MA clients that they've had $0 deductible and next year will have $150, so it's clearly time to move to original Medicare plus a PDP with a $590 deductible.
I'm good like that.
Where did you see that?
I assumed the same way the others assumed he had MA
Silver Sneakers!
This could be viewed by some as a fake news story
Ok, dog food's funny.
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From the article (bolding is mine):
"What I recommend to people is, if they're looking for another option that's cost-effective, go to a high deductible plan, high deductible F or G, depending upon when they're born," Harper said."
"What I recommend to people is, if they're looking for another option that's cost-effective, go to a high deductible plan, high deductible F or G, depending upon when they're born," Harper said."
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