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[axeman462]

So......let me get this straight.

Avoid the fixed premium med supp costs with a free mapd plan, which has variable financial risk exposure......... by buying a fixed premium Hospital policy to cover the variable risks encountered with mapd plans.

Got it. Seems like a win win for the agent

What state are selling in that has a fixed premium for a medsupp???
Everywhere I know of, premiums go up and average of 3% per year

 

[rmhaire]

28.00 vs 180.00, plus a way better drug plan not to mention all the extras. Don’t think you are capable of getting anything straight.

Just don't forget that roll of duct tape.

 

[Yagents]

Fixed monthly costs......not fixed premiums

 

[axeman462]

Fixed monthly costs......not fixed premiums

Well, you said fixed premium costs...

But the Part B deductible goes up every year as well...

 

[Yagents]

I guess MAPD copays and OOP stay the same each year

 

[axeman462]

I guess MAPD copays and OOP stay the same each year

In Florida they do, and when they don't, they often go down

 

[somarco]

I guess MAPD copays and OOP stay the same each year

and par providers . . .

 

[Yagents]

I love how it all comes down to $$$ for mapd agents, but they ignore the cost of having access to high quality healthcare immediately.

What's the cost of waiting a week to get pre auth on your very painful back problem? $100 per hour of pain? Or just suck it up, you have a free plan.

 

[steveadlman]

I love how you act as though 99.99% of medicare beneficiaries require extensive medical care all of the time or even annually.

And a majority of Medicare beneficiaries choose to save money rather than pay for healthcare they may not ever receive. There are other cost of living besides healthcare.

When you need a lot of medical care, how you have your healthcare delivered becomes very important.

 

[Yagents]

I love how you act as though 99.99% of medicare beneficiaries require extensive medical care all of the time or even annually.

And a majority of Medicare beneficiaries choose to save money rather than pay for healthcare they may not ever receive. There are other cost of living besides healthcare.

I presume you are anti long term care insurance then?

I also presume you have a crystal ball of people's future health conditions?