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Seems like MA plans are getting more scrutiny with each passing day. Perhaps their shelf life will expire with the next administration...time will tell.
Unfilled Prescription - Forbes.com
Unfilled Prescription - Forbes.com
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What a great opportunity that will be for med supp agents.
I do not see MA plans going anywhere in the major metropolitan markets since most of the plans sold there are HMO/PPO based products.
From what I have seen there has been more acceptance of PFFS plans from rural county doctors.
Setting income limits to qualify for MA plans? That would set the stage for disaster. I am sorry Mr Jones, I know that you cannot afford you supplement but the federal government thinks that you can, therefor you cannot have a MA plan.
The most interference I would want from the government would be a comparison grid that a client would have to sign off on, like on page 31 (I think) of the Medicare and You book where they can see their options.