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Originally Posted by rpensabene
I heard you need referrals from your primary and Preferred Care needs to approve first before you can see the specialist.
Look at AARP Medicare Complete by United Healthcare. You don't get back the Part B premium, you still have to pay that, you do not have a monthly premium, no referrals needed, regional PPO network throughout the state of Florida and do have some small copays. It covers dental, vision and hearing exams; good prescription drug plan and has a Silver Sneakers program also.
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My wife is on disability and has AARP Medicare Complete in TN.
It's been very good and she has about 7 doctors and had to change 3.
The best part is that she is going to be out of state and AARP will allow her to use a Dr in network that accepts AARP. Well until we get the bill! We'll see
Interestingly the plan she has in TN appears to be better than offered in FL.