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To: Farmboy who wrote (22314)8/5/2012 5:17:54 PM
From: koan  Read Replies (1) of 85487
 
SI poster with cancer:

"Since qualifying for Medicare, my hassles with private insurance companies have come to an end. I have no problem getting high quality, timely care, and I don't have to fight every time my oncologist wants a scan.

I am still paying medical insurance premiums, but between the cost of the Medicare plan itself, and the Prescription Drug Plan, plus the supplemental plan (through AARP), It's about half of what I was paying for Blue Cross. Plus, I don't have the deductibles and high co-pays.

Medicare works.

PS: My oncologists and the rest of my doctors are at UCLA. If I hadn't qualified for Medicare some time ago, I would have had to change doctors, because not too long ago, UCLA stopped accepting Blue Cross, due to constant problems they had getting standard procedures approved, and other issues.
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