Med Supp Help Needed

[Dix86]

For sure, couldn't agree more. No one does in FL. Can't blame them really, almost always gonna be guaranteed claims.

 

[goillini52]

I have a 58 year old female paying $181 a month for a high-deductible Plan F with United American.

She is interested in switching to anything else that will reduce her deductible, and I am wondering if there are any possibilities with this lady.

She's 5'5", 300 pounds, and had multiple knee surgeries within the past year.

Besides fibromyalgia and depression, there are no other health issues (no heart or diabetic diagnoses).

Any possibilities?

Thanks,
Dave

There are 3 companies that you can get past the weight and the fibromyalgia isn't an automatic KO. The other concerns I mentioned in my last post still need to be discussed.

Aetna, Cigna's new substandard Med Supp due in TN in July and New Era. Only Aetna has the HDF.

You'd need to talk to UW about them. New Era says she needs to have been a year since the knee surgeries and any therapy.

What's her Zip Code?

 

[FREELEADSS]

Look at the application form, it will have the disqualifiers in there.