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Originally Posted by Bill14564
My credit score affects my wallet, my RAF does not.
Things that affect my credit score are objective, things that affect my RAF are subjective. I can argue one but I’m not qualified to argue the other.
This is beyond what I have looked into but I believe RAF, a number used for reimbursing MA plans, has no meaning on “regular” Medicare.
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It might not affect your wallet, but if they have you listed as a smoker and you are not, would you want to correct that?
And it might affect Medicare's wallet - which we are all paying for.
It would be nice if the doctor (or insurance company or medicare) showed you the records that they based your score on so that you could have some idea if they are accurate.