(Recent Youtube upload)
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy >> > is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy >>> is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me. >> SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
On 3/5/2022 5:07 PM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy >>> is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992Just waiting for something to come along after there's nothing that can
be done about it?
I waited a couple years too long between colonoscopies. Then I needed a
big chunk of my colon removed. If I had done it sooner, they might have
been able to snip it out when they saw it. Damn lucky I did not wait any longer.
Blood pressure or chemistry, lungs, cancers - all things that can be
going wrong without you knowing it, but detectable with routine screenings.
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 9:32:13 PM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:Not to mention missing work when every cent I make was going toward below market rent and living expenses.
On 3/5/2022 5:07 PM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote:Just waiting for something to come along after there's nothing that can
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy >>>>> is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
be done about it?
I waited a couple years too long between colonoscopies. Then I needed a
big chunk of my colon removed. If I had done it sooner, they might have
been able to snip it out when they saw it. Damn lucky I did not wait any
longer.
Blood pressure or chemistry, lungs, cancers - all things that can be
going wrong without you knowing it, but detectable with routine screenings.
That's exactly what I am doing. A more passive form of suicide and not subject to additional punishment via the 72 hour hold.
I am very sorry to hear about your health woes.
I really get what you are saying.
But understand that -
I was making less than $20,000 a year into my 40's and thus health care was just not accessible to me. I mean it was eventually with Obamacare, which was basically an extortion payment because according to what I read I still couldn't afford to be sick.
Now a pricing arbitrage scheme that started in 2014 when I saw something that was like "Hey I can make some money off this and maybe do something fun this summer" turned into a million dollar plus enterprise by 2019 with six figures plus profit (2020aside) but started to unravel late last year and now that most of the profit points have been closed by primary sellers I am wrapping things up.
But we are talking years straight of intensely working every waking moment with little real time idea of what I was making (til I added it up at the end of the year, 2017 I spent a month doing and redoing my math because I couldn't how much I made) andalways cash poor but inventory rich with financial catastrophe always looming if anything went wrong. It was more akin to high stakes gambling then any sort of business. So there was just no time to research insurance and my mind was always racing so I
But I have a nice nest egg.Everybody around me still thinks I am dead dawg dick poor and I am happy with that.
So I can *afford* it I guess but paying thousands a month for insurance, and then when I inevitably forced into market priced housing, it will go quick. No I am not getting another minimum wage McJob. Ever.
I only have a 9th grade education with very low social functioning ability. And a bad back.
Also I do not have the friends, family or social support system necessary to withstand any major health issues. If illness befalls, I am pretty happy just dropping dead and having my distant nieces and nephew surprised when they see what they get.
I think I might have something because 2006/2007 I suddenly felt "off" or different inside, so I stopped drinking and smoking weed. But I don't think that was it.
On 3/6/2022 10:13 AM, Beaver Fever wrote:sick. Not to mention missing work when every cent I make was going toward below market rent and living expenses.
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 9:32:13 PM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:
On 3/5/2022 5:07 PM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote:Just waiting for something to come along after there's nothing that can >> be done about it?
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
I waited a couple years too long between colonoscopies. Then I needed a >> big chunk of my colon removed. If I had done it sooner, they might have >> been able to snip it out when they saw it. Damn lucky I did not wait any >> longer.
Blood pressure or chemistry, lungs, cancers - all things that can be
going wrong without you knowing it, but detectable with routine screenings.
That's exactly what I am doing. A more passive form of suicide and not subject to additional punishment via the 72 hour hold.
I am very sorry to hear about your health woes.
I really get what you are saying.
But understand that -
I was making less than $20,000 a year into my 40's and thus health care was just not accessible to me. I mean it was eventually with Obamacare, which was basically an extortion payment because according to what I read I still couldn't afford to be
aside) but started to unravel late last year and now that most of the profit points have been closed by primary sellers I am wrapping things up.Now a pricing arbitrage scheme that started in 2014 when I saw something that was like "Hey I can make some money off this and maybe do something fun this summer" turned into a million dollar plus enterprise by 2019 with six figures plus profit (2020
and always cash poor but inventory rich with financial catastrophe always looming if anything went wrong. It was more akin to high stakes gambling then any sort of business. So there was just no time to research insurance and my mind was always racing soBut we are talking years straight of intensely working every waking moment with little real time idea of what I was making (til I added it up at the end of the year, 2017 I spent a month doing and redoing my math because I couldn't how much I made)
Everybody around me still thinks I am dead dawg dick poor and I am happy with that.But I have a nice nest egg.
So I can *afford* it I guess but paying thousands a month for insurance, and then when I inevitably forced into market priced housing, it will go quick. No I am not getting another minimum wage McJob. Ever.
I only have a 9th grade education with very low social functioning ability. And a bad back.
Also I do not have the friends, family or social support system necessary to withstand any major health issues. If illness befalls, I am pretty happy just dropping dead and having my distant nieces and nephew surprised when they see what they get.
I think I might have something because 2006/2007 I suddenly felt "off" or different inside, so I stopped drinking and smoking weed. But I don't think that was it.Better to take care of yourself and enjoy your earnings. Avoiding major preventable problems can make the rest of your life a lot better.
If you are down to no earnings again, Obamacare may not cost you that
much. Look into it.
On Sunday, March 6, 2022 at 11:05:37 AM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:sick. Not to mention missing work when every cent I make was going toward below market rent and living expenses.
On 3/6/2022 10:13 AM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 9:32:13 PM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:
On 3/5/2022 5:07 PM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote: >>>>>> On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:Just waiting for something to come along after there's nothing that can >>>> be done about it?
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
I waited a couple years too long between colonoscopies. Then I needed a >>>> big chunk of my colon removed. If I had done it sooner, they might have >>>> been able to snip it out when they saw it. Damn lucky I did not wait any >>>> longer.
Blood pressure or chemistry, lungs, cancers - all things that can be
going wrong without you knowing it, but detectable with routine screenings.
That's exactly what I am doing. A more passive form of suicide and not subject to additional punishment via the 72 hour hold.
I am very sorry to hear about your health woes.
I really get what you are saying.
But understand that -
I was making less than $20,000 a year into my 40's and thus health care was just not accessible to me. I mean it was eventually with Obamacare, which was basically an extortion payment because according to what I read I still couldn't afford to be
aside) but started to unravel late last year and now that most of the profit points have been closed by primary sellers I am wrapping things up.
Now a pricing arbitrage scheme that started in 2014 when I saw something that was like "Hey I can make some money off this and maybe do something fun this summer" turned into a million dollar plus enterprise by 2019 with six figures plus profit (2020
and always cash poor but inventory rich with financial catastrophe always looming if anything went wrong. It was more akin to high stakes gambling then any sort of business. So there was just no time to research insurance and my mind was always racing so
But we are talking years straight of intensely working every waking moment with little real time idea of what I was making (til I added it up at the end of the year, 2017 I spent a month doing and redoing my math because I couldn't how much I made)
Everybody around me still thinks I am dead dawg dick poor and I am happy with that.
But I have a nice nest egg.
So I can *afford* it I guess but paying thousands a month for insurance, and then when I inevitably forced into market priced housing, it will go quick. No I am not getting another minimum wage McJob. Ever.
I only have a 9th grade education with very low social functioning ability. And a bad back.
Also I do not have the friends, family or social support system necessary to withstand any major health issues. If illness befalls, I am pretty happy just dropping dead and having my distant nieces and nephew surprised when they see what they get.
Better to take care of yourself and enjoy your earnings. Avoiding major
I think I might have something because 2006/2007 I suddenly felt "off" or different inside, so I stopped drinking and smoking weed. But I don't think that was it.
preventable problems can make the rest of your life a lot better.
If you are down to no earnings again, Obamacare may not cost you that
much. Look into it.
I am, but next year. Even winding down my business and dumping inventory and assets this year I still expect to turn a tidy profit.
Also I haven't been able to enjoy my earnings, 2020 was supposed to be my big travel year! Now I think WW3 is to preempt any possible European vacations.
2020-2021 was also a total demoralizing disaster on a personal level too. Like fuck this shit, better off dead whatever else I might have going for me.
On 3/6/2022 11:49 AM, Beaver Fever wrote:sick. Not to mention missing work when every cent I make was going toward below market rent and living expenses.
On Sunday, March 6, 2022 at 11:05:37 AM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:
On 3/6/2022 10:13 AM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 9:32:13 PM UTC-8, Bob F wrote:
On 3/5/2022 5:07 PM, Beaver Fever wrote:
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:04:44 PM UTC-8, The Real Bev wrote: >>>>>> On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:Just waiting for something to come along after there's nothing that can >>>> be done about it?
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost. >>>>>>> Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
--
Cheers, Bev
Why is it so hot and what am I doing in this handbasket?
I don't understand how any of this works.
I think I had insurance for the last few months of the McJob after the company sold.
I haven't been to the doctor since April 1992
I waited a couple years too long between colonoscopies. Then I needed a >>>> big chunk of my colon removed. If I had done it sooner, they might have >>>> been able to snip it out when they saw it. Damn lucky I did not wait any
longer.
Blood pressure or chemistry, lungs, cancers - all things that can be >>>> going wrong without you knowing it, but detectable with routine screenings.
That's exactly what I am doing. A more passive form of suicide and not subject to additional punishment via the 72 hour hold.
I am very sorry to hear about your health woes.
I really get what you are saying.
But understand that -
I was making less than $20,000 a year into my 40's and thus health care was just not accessible to me. I mean it was eventually with Obamacare, which was basically an extortion payment because according to what I read I still couldn't afford to be
2020 aside) but started to unravel late last year and now that most of the profit points have been closed by primary sellers I am wrapping things up.
Now a pricing arbitrage scheme that started in 2014 when I saw something that was like "Hey I can make some money off this and maybe do something fun this summer" turned into a million dollar plus enterprise by 2019 with six figures plus profit (
and always cash poor but inventory rich with financial catastrophe always looming if anything went wrong. It was more akin to high stakes gambling then any sort of business. So there was just no time to research insurance and my mind was always racing so
But we are talking years straight of intensely working every waking moment with little real time idea of what I was making (til I added it up at the end of the year, 2017 I spent a month doing and redoing my math because I couldn't how much I made)
Everybody around me still thinks I am dead dawg dick poor and I am happy with that.
But I have a nice nest egg.
So I can *afford* it I guess but paying thousands a month for insurance, and then when I inevitably forced into market priced housing, it will go quick. No I am not getting another minimum wage McJob. Ever.
I only have a 9th grade education with very low social functioning ability. And a bad back.
Also I do not have the friends, family or social support system necessary to withstand any major health issues. If illness befalls, I am pretty happy just dropping dead and having my distant nieces and nephew surprised when they see what they get.
Better to take care of yourself and enjoy your earnings. Avoiding major >> preventable problems can make the rest of your life a lot better.
I think I might have something because 2006/2007 I suddenly felt "off" or different inside, so I stopped drinking and smoking weed. But I don't think that was it.
If you are down to no earnings again, Obamacare may not cost you that
much. Look into it.
I am, but next year. Even winding down my business and dumping inventory and assets this year I still expect to turn a tidy profit.
Also I haven't been able to enjoy my earnings, 2020 was supposed to be my big travel year! Now I think WW3 is to preempt any possible European vacations.
2020-2021 was also a total demoralizing disaster on a personal level too. Like fuck this shit, better off dead whatever else I might have going for me.Do you have fun things to do in your life? Sports, or other activities
that you get excited about doing. If not, get out and try something new. Learning new things makes living worth while.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.+1
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense for me.
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense
for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This guy >>> is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense
for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
People are against Medicare Advantage plans because of what they have
been told by others rather than doing their own research reading the
actual plan coverage documents.
Around here every MD is in one or more health care networks. I don't
know of any independent MDs.
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This
guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense
for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment,
AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only
cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense
for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives
(as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how
valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only
cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one.
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an
appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the
orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of
network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only
cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
On 04/06/2022 01:24 PM, Dennis wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 18:58:38 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of >>>> network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only >>>> cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
Not the OP, but I have a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan
that is a PPO. This is in Oregon - there may be different plan options
in different states.
They have a number of plans in my zipcode, but the website provides no on-line details about actual coverage and cost; I am unwilling to
'chat' or talk with a live person about this stuff (way too inefficient
in terms of time), so I guess I'll never know.
I'm sure it's deliberate -- if they laid this stuff out in
easy-to-understand form it would make it much too easy to compare the offerings of various insurance companies.
On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 18:58:38 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of >>> network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only
cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
Not the OP, but I have a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan
that is a PPO. This is in Oregon - there may be different plan options
in different states.
On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 18:58:38 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of >>> network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only
cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
Not the OP, but I have a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan
that is a PPO. This is in Oregon - there may be different plan options
in different states.
(Recent Youtube upload)
On 04/06/2022 01:24 PM, Dennis wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 18:58:38 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost.
Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those >>>>>>> doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and >>>>>>> how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of >>>> network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only >>>> cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully
covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
Not the OP, but I have a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan
that is a PPO. This is in Oregon - there may be different plan options
in different states.
They have a number of plans in my zipcode, but the website provides no >on-line details about actual coverage and cost; I am unwilling to
'chat' or talk with a live person about this stuff (way too inefficient
in terms of time), so I guess I'll never know.
I'm sure it's deliberate -- if they laid this stuff out in
easy-to-understand form it would make it much too easy to compare the >offerings of various insurance companies.
On Wed, 6 Apr 2022 14:43:04 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/06/2022 01:24 PM, Dennis wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 18:58:38 -0700, The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 04/04/2022 09:51 AM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/18/2022 12:36 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/17/2022 06:29 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:I most certainly am in a Medicare Advantage plan. It is a Medicare
On 3/5/2022 6:04 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/05/2022 01:42 PM, Leo Isenteze wrote:
On 3/4/2022 5:28 PM, gggg gggg wrote:
(Recent Youtube upload)
There are many people rabidly against Medicare Advantage plans. This >>>>>>>>> guy
is selling fear of control and supplement plans.
I choose a Medicare Advantage PPO plan at no additional cost. >>>>>>>>> Traditional Medicare with its costly supplement plans make no sense >>>>>>>>> for me.
SOMEBODY had to be in the bottom 10% of his graduating class, and those
doctors tend to join HMOs. In my decades of taking elderly relatives >>>>>>>> (as well as myself and contemporaries) to doctors, I realize just how >>>>>>>> valuable it is to be able to dump a turkey when you encounter one. >>>>>>>>
I haven't needed a GP for decades. I know when I need a specialist and
how to find one. The idea of having to wait a week or more for an >>>>>>>> appointment with the GP who will tell you that you need to see the >>>>>>>> orthodoc, with whom you have to wait several weeks for an appointment, >>>>>>>> AND whom you might find to be a real turkey, is unacceptable.
I am in a PPO not a HMO. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in >>>>>>> or out of network) with no preapproval required.
Then you are not in a Medicare Advantage plan.
Advantage PPO plan. I can go directly to any specialist I want (in
or out of network) with no preapproval required.
My Medicare Advantage PPO plan has dental coverage. My dentist in out of >>>>> network and my plans pays his charges as if he was in the network. Only >>>>> cost the $20 copay for a $800 crown. Twice yearly checkups are fully >>>>> covered with zero copay.
Who's the carrier? I'll go look.
Not the OP, but I have a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan
that is a PPO. This is in Oregon - there may be different plan options
in different states.
They have a number of plans in my zipcode, but the website provides no >>on-line details about actual coverage and cost; I am unwilling to
'chat' or talk with a live person about this stuff (way too inefficient
in terms of time), so I guess I'll never know.
I'm sure it's deliberate -- if they laid this stuff out in >>easy-to-understand form it would make it much too easy to compare the >>offerings of various insurance companies.
I found my Medicare Advantage PPO plan using this website (YMMV): https://www.ehealthmedicare.com/
(Recent Youtube upload)
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