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Originally Posted by Dusty_Star
An interesting article about Medicare Advantage plans. "It's one of those things that people might like them on the front end because of their low to zero premiums and if they are getting a couple of these extra benefits — the vision, dental, that kind of thing," says Christine Huberty, a lead benefit specialist supervising attorney for the Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources.
"But it's when they actually need to use it for these bigger issues," Huberty says, "that's when people realize, 'Oh no, this isn't going to help me at all.'"
Medicare Advantage plans are popular, but some seniors feel trapped when ill : Shots - Health News : NPR |
If you have chronic conditions, you should consider a Medicare supplement, if you are able to afford it. I do not have chronic conditions and will be selecting a Medicare Advantage plan when I turn 65. The Villages Health system does not accept traditional medicare. They do accept certain advantage plans. And I want to use the Villages Health system.