Medicare Supplemental Insurance
Turning 65 next year and starting to look at medicare supplement insurance. We plan to travel a great deal and most supplements that I've seen thus far seem awfully regional specific. Does anyone have...
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robbiesgram wrote:
United Healthcare through AARP.
In my opinion, this is the only way to go. Friend who handled the insurance for my employer is two days younger than me enrolled in it. She did the research. I didn't even ask any questions. Just signed up. No regional restrictions. Had total knee replacement. Saw no bills. Had a shoulder rebuild and had to pay around $50 for something or another. I'm sure there are other plans just as good but why look.
The tricky one is the prescription insurance. It is a bit complicated. I'm only on a couple of nasal prescriptions. So, I went with the cheapest program. If I was on major medications, I would have to do some research.
