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Hoyt

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4. Well, 42% of Medicare beneficiaries choose Advantage Plans.

Reply to dflprincess (Reply #3)

Tue May 10, 2022, 09:36 PM

May 2022

Maybe they are all just gullible and stupid, but suspect they know what is best for them (need the monthly premium savings and $1000 worth of dental coverage).

Clearly single payer would be best, but it’s not going to happen anytime soon.

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Former UnitedHealth CEO made $142.2M last year [View all] question everything May 2022 OP

If you are a Medicare beneficiary, you pretty much have to purchased supplemental Hoyt May 2022 #1

AARP pushes UHC Advantage plans harder than it does supplements dflprincess May 2022 #3

Well, 42% of Medicare beneficiaries choose Advantage Plans. Hoyt May 2022 #4

I do have a supplemental plan but it is with a non-profit organization question everything May 2022 #5

disgusting Skittles May 2022 #2

Yes. It's obscene, imo Deuxcents May 2022 #6