DeezerShoove » 09 Dec 2024, 1:18 pm » wrote: ↑
Give it a rest, insurance man.
You merely validate what I said, you know.
"I choose a system to limit my choices."
...and you call that a choice.
Then you cannot get out of that "choice" back into the "government program" because the window is closed.
...but a person can ALWAYS get into the Part C Advantage. You can change your mind only in one direction.
I'm merely pointing out that it's leaned heavily toward Part C and a single short window to enroll in Traditional Medicare.
Then, trying to go from UHC to Mutual of Omaha (for example) is a disaster I hear if you don't have near perfect health.
That goes for both Traditional and Advantage according to one of my bitchy old acquaintances.

So you admit you have NO idea WFT you are talking about. Thanks for playing!