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In reply to the discussion: It's Now Open Season on Seniors: 'Medicare Disadvantage.' Unsolicited Calls, Aggressive Ads [View all]mnhtnbb
(32,642 posts)company, then go with a MA plan. If you want to make your own decisions, in consultation with the physicians of your choice, then go with traditional Medicare and a gap policy.
It's that simple. All you have to do is Google 'Medicare Advantage horror stories' to get a long list of the problems and pitfalls of MA plans should you be unlucky enough to experience the woes of any serious health issues developing as you age, or even befall you as a result of accident.
NYTimes published a good article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/28/health/medicare-advantage-plans-report.html
I am a retired hospital administrator. As much as I dislike shelling out for dental and vision care every year, I know those costs won't bankrupt me. I have traditional Medicare and a BCBS Federal gap policy, which I will stick with to the grave.
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