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To: KLP who wrote (284100)	12/13/2008 4:47:38 AM
From: LindyBill	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793955

now paying premiums for B and for Medicare Supplement J, and for Drug Coverage (not the Gov D type) For all their negatives, I think a good HMO is the way to go. I have to stay on top of my care, but that is understandable. Nobody is going to look out for me but ME. Kaiser here in the Islands just did about $1500 worth of CT scans, no cost to me, and cut my extra premium for next year from $122 to $115. They also arranged for medicare subscribers to have a free membership in the local "24 Hour Fitness." Normaly costs about $30 a month. I have one two blocks from me right on the ocean so I can look out the open 2nd story front while working out and watch the beach babes. That ought to keep my heart pumping!