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Originally Posted by Wandatime
All I can tell you people is to read the schedule of benefits for both plans! If we had a Medicare Advantage plan when Sheldon was going through his cancer treatments we would be living under a bridge about now. Medicare Advantage may be great when you are relatively healthy but I guarantee it is not so great if you have get seriously or chronically ill.
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I agree with this completely. However, in your (Sheldons) situation.....if you had a Medicare advantage at the time, wouldn't the out of pocket max (which I'm assuming would have been met) been (or equal to) the monthly payments of a secondary (medigap) policy?
I'm trying to make a change and trying to figure out the best way to go.