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Originally Posted by jojo
My mother had what I call a "high-end" advantage plan and it worked well with her doctor and the hospital. However, when she needed skilled nursing following a bout in the hospital, we had few choices and it was an absolute nightmare. In addition to poor nursing care, they lost her hearing aids the first night she was there. Even though she was fully continent, they put a diaper on her despite her protest. I have a neighbor who just experienced a hip fracture and was limited in skilled nursing because of her advantage plan. Beware.
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We're on UHC Advantage and like it. I had a compound fracture of my tib and fib, and also broke my ankle in a dirt bike wreck about a year ago. I got great care through the whole process and am now 100%. After care was very good and everywhere I needed to go here in Indiana took UHC.
We were in TV all winter and there were plenty of choices for me there as well if I needed anything.
It worked for me.