Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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The Government has the largest number of employees in the world, so the choice of providers is extensive, which keeps it competitive! I like competitive, when it comes to quality health care coverage! The ability to easily research providers on our federal employee/retiree sites is second to none during Open Enrollment, as well as year round. I put in the time to research what's impertinent to us and when we call directly to the carrier, these companies know we are Federal employees/ retirees and the calls are handled with the epitome of professionalism. The cost/prices of our premiums are reflective of the governments negotiations. Thank you Uncle Sam. It is awesome in these days and times of confusing medical/dental/vision plans. If a federal employee/retiree is unhappy with their coverage, premiums, co-pays, it only tells me that they haven't put in the time to research the hundreds of options and MOST IMPORTANTLY choose the company that resonnates with their needs. The government also offers a comparative analysis btw. providers, side by side. Can't beat the competitive mo. premiums, numerous options, quality of plans. I'm pleased that I served my Country and that I am rewarded in retirement with good quality plan options. Again, my dedicated service and my tax dollars at work for me, I'm appreciative. Nothing is free, I earned it with blood, sweat and tears. |
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I use fepblue.org to locate an in network provider. There are quite a few locally. We also have GEHA Dental and normally the dental office can give you a good idea what the co-insurance will pay for a given service. I suggest you constantly remind them you have FEP Blue also. They will normally get paid more from the supplemental insurance and sometimes forget to file with both, often resulting in a bill that is a little higher than expected. Our normal provider has left the area so we too are going to need a new dentist some day.
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I am a retired Fed. employee, I have BC/BS and a supplemental policy with MetLife. I have been here for 13 years and have done a lot of researching on dental programs. Most dentists in the area will accept both policies. However, the real kicker if finding one who is "In Network". The most dollar savings is to use an In Network dentist. I have found only one, which I used for a short time. I found that he was doing a little "cheating" on the reimbursements, so I moved on from him. Good Luck
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We use Grand Traverse Dental. Have been very happy with them.
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For 15 of those years, I was an Inspector General responsible for investigating employee issues and complaints about their benefits. Last edited by retiredguy123; 07-26-2023 at 06:48 AM. |
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Another vote for Marion Dental. We have been using Dr. Kevin Wallace, for over 10 years, and are very satisfied.
13700 North US Highway 441 Lady Lake FL 32159 352-259-0822 |
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The easiest way to find a dentist
Contact your insurance company to find which dentists participate
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I am the surviving spouse of a federal retiree and have Medicare and BCBS insurance. I use Dr. Heydari on 466A - Aesthetic Dental across from Colony Plaza.
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