[kingofbeer]

Originally Posted by Quixote

In a word, YES. Without a doubt. This is exactly the coverage we have.



Speaking for myself, expecting—and receiving∏[[‚competent care::

Within TV (i.e., even golf cart accessible!): dermatology (including cancer If oine is etreatment), pain management, podiatry, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, pulmonology (including sleep studies)
Immediately adjacent to TV within, say, a mile): primary care, cardiology, hand surgery (intermittent(

Heakth care a du=istance frin TVL nine,
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IMHO there is no advantage to an advantage plan. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is..A healthy person may dquestion those opposed to advantage plans. but check out actual costs (deductioble, copays, ans moew).Onemay switch to an advantage plan, but it is often made extremely difficult to switch back, and then one is then stuck.


Do your homework amd exercise due diligence!!!

It is difficult to find a doctor accepting new patients in this area that meet my basic criteria. For primary doctor, I want a doctor who went to medical school in the United States. I am not on medicare yet. I selected a primary physician from The Villages Health who was not educated in the US. The Villages Health has a limited number of primary doctors who are accepting new patient.