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Originally Posted by Lisanp@aol.com
I like to live by an "if", then" motto. IF things change and you are not happy, THEN you look into other options. How can you predict the future? How do you know what your care situation will be? My TVH doctor "retired" following this news, and we have been assigned to a NP. I haven't even met her yet so why would I judge her competency or the level of care that she may provide? Yes, I would prefer a physician over a NP and TVH says they are actively looking to replace my physician asap. But, I assure you that the sky is not falling! Give them a chance before you just drop them without cause. If you were happy this past year maybe you will be happy in 2026 too? Bankruptcy is a financial play to make the asset more desirable for sale as it brings some debit forgiveness. Didn't American Airlines go through bankruptcy in 2011? Delta in 2005? United in 2002? Do you not fly because there was a bankruptcy filing once upon a time?
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The problem is that we may not know how TVH is going to be next year - even if the bankruptcy is resolved prior to the enrollment period.
So you have to compare an uncertainty (TVH) against a certainty (Medicare).
I think people should start looking into all options now - rather than in late November.