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11. I'm not sure that's true if he

Sun Mar 29, 2026, 07:24 PM

7 hrs ago

was forced off a plan and no other Advantage was available.
He had continuous coverage and in his case I believe no underwriting.

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Why millions of seniors have suddenly lost health care coverage, Medicare Advantage [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 13 hrs ago OP

Two thoughts here ..... anciano 12 hrs ago #3

Traditional Medicare as an option was mentioned in the link. MichMan 8 hrs ago #7

k&r n/t area51 10 hrs ago #4

What Is Hospital Financial Assistance? Goonch 9 hrs ago #5

If I understand correctly... DET 9 hrs ago #6

I'm not sure that's true if he moonscape 7 hrs ago #11

He could have traditional Medicare which is Not no insurance karynnj 8 hrs ago #10

He said he can't afford the supplemental plan MichMan 7 hrs ago #12