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?

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.

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

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

What about Kaiser Medicare advantage?

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.

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

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?

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.

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