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To: Brian Sullivan who wrote (128916)	1/21/2010 2:05:27 PM
From: Katelew	Read Replies (3) of 542007

instead just allow people the choice to keep the insurance plans that they are currently are already on, when they change jobs or retire Unless I'm remembering wrong, I was given a choice to decline Medicare last spring when I turned 65. As I recall, the notice said that I'd be automatically enrolled unless I notified Medicare of my decline. From that, I assume a person could opt out and then just buy their own insurance policy in the open market. Don't know why anyone would want to though. I'm getting the same benefits I got when I had a group plan including the same doctors and clinics. Nothing has changed, so why would I want to pay twice as much for it by maintaining my own policy?

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