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Robert,I feel your pain - I do. My AARP-UNH G premium is going up 35% in January 2027. I'm sure they had "loss ratios" to prove that they needed/deserved the premium increases. I can't control the health insurance market. But I do have control over m...
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Yes, we are too divided to tackle the simplest of problems, much less Healthcare which is today a broken system. Too many are uninsured; way way too many. Tackling healthcare is a tough nut to crack. But we HAVE TO! Google "LBJ, Bill Moyers and Rich...
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But because would be no medical underwriting, anyone with Parts A and B of Medicare would be eligible to enter the proposed plan, making it so expensive to taxpayers that it would be unsustainable.
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My additional thought is that this is not all that much different from a high-deductible Medigap Plan F. Higher deductible ($5,000) than a current HD - F (or HD - G) but with the premium paid by taxpayers. But the legislation would create another fu...
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Thanks for posting this. My first thought is that this would clearly provide protection for people covered under original Medicare. My second thought is that taxpayers would replace insurance companies in covering healthcare costs not covered by ori...
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Robert,I feel your pain - I do. My AARP-UNH G premium is going up 35% in January 2027. I'm sure they had "loss ratios" to prove that they needed/deserved the premium increases. I can't control the health insurance market. But I do have control over m...
1
Reply
0
Kudos
76
Views
Yes, we are too divided to tackle the simplest of problems, much less Healthcare which is today a broken system. Too many are uninsured; way way too many. Tackling healthcare is a tough nut to crack. But we HAVE TO! Google "LBJ, Bill Moyers and Rich...
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But because would be no medical underwriting, anyone with Parts A and B of Medicare would be eligible to enter the proposed plan, making it so expensive to taxpayers that it would be unsustainable.
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Kudos
212
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My additional thought is that this is not all that much different from a high-deductible Medigap Plan F. Higher deductible ($5,000) than a current HD - F (or HD - G) but with the premium paid by taxpayers. But the legislation would create another fu...
2
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Kudos
215
Views
Thanks for posting this. My first thought is that this would clearly provide protection for people covered under original Medicare. My second thought is that taxpayers would replace insurance companies in covering healthcare costs not covered by ori...
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Kudos
228
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Robert,I feel your pain - I do. My AARP-UNH G premium is going up 35% in January 2027. I'm sure they had "loss ratios" to prove that they needed/deserved the premium increases. I can't control the health insurance market. But I do have control over m...
1
Reply
0
Kudos
76
Views
Yes, we are too divided to tackle the simplest of problems, much less Healthcare which is today a broken system. Too many are uninsured; way way too many. Tackling healthcare is a tough nut to crack. But we HAVE TO! Google "LBJ, Bill Moyers and Rich...
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But because would be no medical underwriting, anyone with Parts A and B of Medicare would be eligible to enter the proposed plan, making it so expensive to taxpayers that it would be unsustainable.
0
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0
Kudos
212
Views
My additional thought is that this is not all that much different from a high-deductible Medigap Plan F. Higher deductible ($5,000) than a current HD - F (or HD - G) but with the premium paid by taxpayers. But the legislation would create another fu...
2
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0
Kudos
215
Views
Thanks for posting this. My first thought is that this would clearly provide protection for people covered under original Medicare. My second thought is that taxpayers would replace insurance companies in covering healthcare costs not covered by ori...
2
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Kudos
228
Views
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| Date Registered | 06-28-2016 05:53 PM |
| Last Visited | 07-20-2026 02:31 PM |
| Total Messages Posted | 35 |
| Total Kudos Received | 9 |