Medicare Advantage

[Anonymous]

Sure, until mid-year when Hopkins bails, and then you are stuck with no coverage and unable to change until next December

[Anonymous]

Medicare advantage is a scam. Say you have a fall and break your hip and have to go to rehab it will be much harder to get insurance authorization if you have more than just straight Medicare.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sure, until mid-year when Hopkins bails, and then you are stuck with no coverage and unable to change until next December

What do you mean by this?

[Anonymous]

Say no to Medicare Advantage. Get a Medicare supplement though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Say no to Medicare Advantage. Get a Medicare supplement though.

th is 1000%

Get a medigap plan. The G plans are only $200-250/month per person. And it basically pays for what parts an and b don't, after your deductible.

[Anonymous]

What about Kaiser Medicare advantage?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't, but I know people who love Kaiser.

[Anonymous]

Kaiser is an HMO be sure you understand how that works. I would only use a Medigap planl

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sure, until mid-year when Hopkins bails, and then you are stuck with no coverage and unable to change until next December

What do you mean by this?

Np but what wasn’t clear?
A lot of major hospitals are dropping coverage, with Mayo Clinic being the most well known.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sure, until mid-year when Hopkins bails, and then you are stuck with no coverage and unable to change until next December

What do you mean by this?

Np but what wasn’t clear?
A lot of major hospitals are dropping coverage, with Mayo Clinic being the most well known.

I didn’t understand it in the context of the discussion of Hopkins and its own Medicare advantage plan. Did PP mean that Hopkins would drop out as a provider in its own plan?