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Originally Posted by MX rider
Thats what I've been saying as well. Do your research, talk to SHINE, check the ratings and providers, and make an educated decision. We even talked to people on UHC. Having more than one option is a good thing.
But I disagree on this, if you're responding to a post titled "Medicare Advantage plans", and using MA plans as an abbreviation, it isn't confusing anyone. imo
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Everyone in Healthcare and the Insurance industry hearing MA automatically thinks Medicaid aka Medical Assistance. Feel free to disagree with established Insurance acronyms. Medicare Advantage plans are commonly referred to as Advantage plans....just stating facts I know from over 30 years working as a Registered Nurse in a world class hospital....I for one will never be able to say I have MA because my retirement income precludes me from being poor enough to qualify for MA. If you have MA then say it