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In reply to the discussion: I'm nearing the magic age of 65..... please share your Medicare knowledge and experiences [View all]snowybirdie
(5,690 posts)16. Please read last week's
analysis of Advantage plans done by a government agency. It details how often customers are denied coverage for doctor ordered tests and treatment. They also can void your contract annually if your care costs too much. We studied both Advantage and Traditional and found traditional was our way to go. Much depends on your health and needs as you sign up for it. A big decision for sure. Good luck!
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I'm nearing the magic age of 65..... please share your Medicare knowledge and experiences [View all]
groundloop
May 2022
OP
Medicare Advantage certainly does your original Medicare and most include Part D prescriptions.
DuaneT
May 2022
#32
My dentist (my friend) advised me that the dental supplemental was not worth the cost.
DURHAM D
May 2022
#10
Just curious: what state are you from and are you north or south of $400 total per month?
wolfie001
Jun 2024
#44
If your teeth are that problematic I don't know if this suggestion will help but
Tadpole Raisin
Nov 19
#56
Be wary of networks if you go Medicare Advantage. Not all doctors/facilities accept all plans.
Midnight Writer
May 2022
#17
I think people trash it because their friends have a supplement that pays for everything.
DuaneT
May 2022
#36
Quite a Few Hospitals and Health Care Facilities are Dropping Medicare Advantage Plans (disputes over fees).
waterwatcher123
Nov 19
#57