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I've never successfully found a health plan for people of 65 not on Medicare.
Anyone have a good alternative?
Rick
Anyone have a good alternative?
Rick
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Tell them to cross their fingers. SOmetimes it works sometimes it doesnt.
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In California, only one choice...M R M I P
Unless, in CA, they are already on an IFP plan, then they can stay on but they cannot purchase an IFP plan once they hit 65.
Unless, in CA, they are already on an IFP plan, then they can stay on but they cannot purchase an IFP plan once they hit 65.
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This is a Florida risk.
Rick
Rick
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Rick,
Send them to a Bankers Life agent....AHAHAHA. I'm sure they can set them up with something...I mean screw them up with something
Send them to a Bankers Life agent....AHAHAHA. I'm sure they can set them up with something...I mean screw them up with something
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Do a search. A long time ago some "bible thumper" started a thread titled Jesus is my health insurance or something like that.
There is nothing that I have ever found for people on Medicare. If you still feel that you are missing out on something I would suggest you call your carriers, all of them, and ask those questions.
Don't worry about this sounding like a "dumb question", once you have been in the senior market for a while you will pick up on this kind of stuff.
However, if you are just trying to increase the number of threads you have started, to compete with others who have more, then I do understand .
Vitamin C
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I know you're asking for a health plan but a hospitalization with some skilled nursing or HHC couldn't hurt for starters. But you probably already knew that.
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Rick,
You may look here:
Christian Healthcare Ministries: The affordable, biblical solution to healthcare costs
I am not sure if they accept people over 65, but it would be at least something if they would.
Joe
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High risk state pools...but it may be cheaper to pay the penalties or premiums from Medicare then to choose the risk pool. The cheapest plan in MO with a $5K deductible is $789 per month.
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So sad... I had a lady today ask if she could drop that 96 buck plan (Medicare Part B). 
Seems she doesn't like her AARP MA zero premium plan with a 20% out-patient surgery bill.
What about these poor people who can't afford real insurance?
Seems she doesn't like her AARP MA zero premium plan with a 20% out-patient surgery bill.
What about these poor people who can't afford real insurance?
