Pretty Good insight on the popularity of MA
- Thread starter Packerland
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This article compares MA with Original Medicare and does not make the
comparison if the person has a Medicare Supplement to go along with Medicare.
If you only have Medicare without a Supplement, an MA makes sense to put a cap on the out-of-pocket cost.
policywunk
Guru
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But it does compare what paying no more than 164.90 per month gets you and that's kind of the point. BTW i don't peddle just one product for all medicare consumers rather i consult on what's most suitable for each individual.
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If a person turning 65 can afford $100-$125 for a Medicare Supplement they will be able to see any doctor in the United States that accepts Medicare patients, no pre-authorizations for medical care, and low predictable medical expenses.
policywunk
Guru
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My business is mostly in Fl and medigap premiums for plan N start at aprox 160.00.Want a 0 deductible pdp that you get with the mapd that is another 60.00 month and dont forget the part b deductible. In my area 9 times out 10 all the prospects providers are in network .Hi deductible G is really the value plan of med supps but how many of the virtuous med supp slingers here push that?
StephanieCJ
Guru
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$160 is higher than the G in my area. You can get introductory N rates around $90/month where I sell and introductory G around $125/month. Are you only looking at one company or do you have access to the CSG quoting tool to see several? I don't sell everything on CSG, but can typically find a decently low rate from a company with some market history. Half of the people here coming off of group want to look at BCBS, until I pull the rates because they are much higher like what you are quoting.
