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Originally Posted by Aces4
When you provide your full name, where you have lived, where you live now, all details about your health, what procedures you have elected to pay for on your own, I'll think about doing the same. Why he should have to fight with the insurance company at age 78 for coverage and no, his name will not be provided. He is a good, kind person with much to live for in his life. Why should he be denied a coverage by a private insurance company when the stents would have been covered and his blockages treated when diagnosed with original Medicare coverage. Would you like to live on blood thinners for the rest of your life if you had other options available to you?
Your statement is the same as calling someone a liar. Facts hurt your argument but I'm not about to waste my time lying to anyone. I detest liars and your innuendo.
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I was recently ok for a reverse shoulder replacement by my Advantage Plan. No PT requirements, no 2nd opinions, just my Dr's diagnosis. I go in Feb 28th although thankfully the pain has gone away and I will most likely cancel. Original equipment is my preference.