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In reply to the discussion: Why does Medicare have to be so danged complicated? [View all]Deuxcents
(19,741 posts)45. Sounds like you have the right plan for you
Pleased that you are healthy and at 74, that makes a good quality of life. Im a couple of years older but I take thyroid meds but Im fortunate to be otherwise healthy. I should exercise more, tho. Im keeping my Original Medicare and staying with BC as Ive been with them for many years. I have a phone consultation next week as enrollment is right around the corner. Best wishes for your continued good health 😊
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I'm actually in Illinois, but I'm pretty sure we have something like that here.
ShazzieB
Sep 2023
#25
I guess call them back and ask them who does do that. They should be able to point you in the right
emulatorloo
Sep 2023
#42
It is complicated. Main reason is that Congress has to add coverage/programs
Silent Type
Sep 2023
#7
I had to get a lawyer friend to help me figure it out. There are free government run
tblue37
Sep 2023
#9
When I turned 65, I talked to a consultant who is a member of my temple
LetMyPeopleVote
Sep 2023
#22