[DDoug]

Does anyone have Prefered care Partners for your health insurance (I think that is what it is) how do you like it does work for you etc. thanks

[Avista]

We have it and have been very pleased. Wheenever I have a question, I either visit or call the Sumter Landing office. Preferred Care Partners is the only Advantage plan accepted by The Villages Medical Centers (Colony). Their docs are all on the plan. I am In The process of transferring my health care to Colony.

[DEWRDW]

Originally Posted by Avista

We have it and have been very pleased. Wheenever I have a question, I either visit or call the Sumter Landing office. Preferred Care Partners is the only Advantage plan accepted by The Villages Medical Centers (Colony). Their docs are all on the plan. I am In The process of transferring my health care to Colony.

We have it and so far are pleased with the Medical - there are different plans within PCP - check them out - one is an HMO

[NotGolfer]

Originally Posted by Avista

We have it and have been very pleased. Wheenever I have a question, I either visit or call the Sumter Landing office. Preferred Care Partners is the only Advantage plan accepted by The Villages Medical Centers (Colony). Their docs are all on the plan. I am In The process of transferring my health care to Colony.

We have it as well! It's great! Our doc's are with the USF Villages in the Sharon Morse Bldy. We've been VERY impressed!!! Talk to a representative.

[Avista]

Originally Posted by NotGolfer

We have it as well! It's great! Our doc's are with the USF Villages in the Sharon Morse Bldy. We've been VERY impressed!!! Talk to a representative.

Go to Sumter Landing office. Someone will meet with you and answer all questions.

[gatherer47]

I love getting back $95 every month that's taken out of your social security.

[gomoho]

Best deal in town.

[Jimbo120]

I got my parents signed up last year as I was told it was the "best deal in town"... unfortunately we found the preapproval required for just about everything caused alot of problems, very slow and the doctors limited... now have them on the broader plan within Preferred Care that costs about $100 more a month... I do agree that the customer service is great, just wish you did not have to contact them so much! PS - also found the book they give you was nowhere near complete as to who takes their plan.

[gomoho]

Jimbo - guess it depends on a person's medical needs. I have a 94 year old mother in memory care with no health problems and was able to sign her up for PCP. It is saving her about $400/month compared to the United Health Care Medicare Supplement she was on. So I believe it is "the best deal in town" if you don't have many medical issues.
Should have said that in my original post.

[champion6]

Originally Posted by Avista

Preferred Care Partners is the only Advantage plan accepted by The Villages Medical Centers (Colony).

According to their website, they also participate in the Advantage plan offered by UnitedHealthcare Accepted Insurance by The Villages Health

[Avista]

Originally Posted by champion6

According to their website, they also participate in the Advantage plan offered by UnitedHealthcare Accepted Insurance by The Villages Health

Preferred Care Partners IS owned by United Health Care. Is there a second Advantage plan owned by United Health Care? If so, I've never heard of it.

[champion6]

Originally Posted by Avista

Preferred Care Partners IS owned by United Health Care.

That is true.

Originally Posted by Avista

Is there a second Advantage plan owned by United Health Care? If so, I've never heard of it.

Yes, there are two - AARP MedicareComplete Choice Essential (regional PPO without drug coverage) and AARP MedicareComplete Choice Plan 2 (regional PPO with drug coverage). More info here: https://www.aarpmedicareplans.com/la...age-plans.html

[Avista]

Originally Posted by champion6

That is true.Yes, there are two - AARP MedicareComplete Choice Essential (regional PPO without drug coverage) and AARP MedicareComplete Choice Plan 2 (regional PPO with drug coverage). More info here: https://www.aarpmedicareplans.com/la...age-plans.html

Good information. Thanks!