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Originally Posted by SALYBOW
I HAVE AARP United Healthcare already,
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Pay attention to the never ending sales pitch,every Sunday in the Daily Sun, from Villages Health to get as many people as possible enrolled in UHC Medicare "advantage" plan. It's the only advantage plan accepted by Villages Health and of course the one plan who pays royalties to Morse if you enroll in the plan.(this fact is clearly stated in the ads for the plan that run in The Sun) The ads routinely allege speciality treatment of those who enroll in the advantage plan.
So you may have UHC AARP, but it's probably a Medicare part B Supplemental plan and not the favored advantage. Here's some info on how this evolved and who one of the architects of the plan is.
USF pulls out of its $4 million specialty care clinic at the Villages | Tampa Bay Times
After USF failure in the Villages, top official finds job there | Tampa Bay Times
http://www.saintpetersblog.com/archives/231298
It's also interesting that if you belong to UHC Medicare Advantage, you don't have the option of being treated by the Moffitt Cancer center, since they were dropped as a provider by UHC advantage. So now Morse wants everybody to enroll in an advantage plan that won't allow you to treat at the highly touted, and partially paid for by Villages residents, Moffitt facility in the Villages that he pushed
Leesburg doctor says Villagers shouldn't waste donations on Moffitt Cancer Center - tribunedigital-orlandosentinel
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UnitedHealth Culls Doctors From Medicare Advantage Plans - WSJ
As an aside, I am a patient of Villages Health under regular Medicare and have nothing but praise for the entire staff and treatment I have received there