GA BX did something similar before pulling their G a few years ago. It was priced just a few dollars more than the (then) Part B deductible.
Earlier this year they reintroduced G with better pricing. Any bets on how long it sticks around this time?
AARP/UHC Plan G.....?
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GA BX did something similar before pulling their G a few years ago. It was priced just a few dollars more than the (then) Part B deductible.
Earlier this year they reintroduced G with better pricing. Any bets on how long it sticks around this time?
AZ has similar pricing, which is a rate reduction of $14 on plan F.
Never had this happen.
Will existing clients get a reduction automatically? Anyone?
About $14 in TN.
I have the same question about rate reductions---just for new enrollments or all. A few companies have had reductions, curious how that is implemented.
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I spoke with a carrier rep on my FMO trip this week and she said plan G was out in a few states already. What I found more interesting is that they are getting rid of silver sneakers.
Blue Cross actually dropped rates on some existing business when they switched from unisex to male/female rates. But that is the exception and not the norm.
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In the handbook I received yesterday, it says, "AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance members in some states can now take advantage of the SilverSneakers Fitness program as a value-added service at no additional cost.
For the most part. I think there were some males who saw a rate reduction depending on which age bracket they were in. I have a tough time trusting them with my clients. Seems like they are clockwork with the 9.9% rate increases. Their Plan G has been fairly competitive, but I just can't bring myself to placing any business with them.
