PART C

[pfsthib]

Premium is $0. I was told it was available in every state.

 

[midwestbroker]

It may be available in every state, but not to the whole state.

They do not come up on the medicare website for the Kansas City market.

I am sure that next year there will be more players in more areas.

 

[Bob_The_Insurance_Guy]

Here, in the four county area (Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett, Cobb) of metro Atlanta, the Any Any Any II Plan, by Universal Health Care, is the one that I am writing. This is because it returns the Part B premium, up to $93.50, and allows someone who does not have Part D to join, with no additional cost, other than the 1% penalty.

The Wellcare Select Plan seems good, because of it's drug coverage. I am also impressed with the Pyramid Value Plus plan.

 

[midwestbroker]

Pyramid is starting to make a little bit of head way here in the Kansas City area. They have some very competitive rates and co-pays.

So far I have only lost 2 members to them, but I know that one of the brokers here is trying to make a big impact.