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Anyone have this and how do you like it? i received my Anthem plan D for 2025, premium went down a little bit, but had no deductible before, but now have a $500 deductible. The older I get the harder it is to figure the games these guys are playing and how it impacts my wife and I. Thanks Brian
Brian
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I have Cigna plan F and Wellcare plan D. Cigna has been really good with the plan F.
Ken
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Thanks Ken. BrianOriginally Posted by Ken Fitzgerald
Brian
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Changing Plans, here is what I found out last year. I am on Plan F and my rate is $365 per month and I am 81 and no end to rate increases in sight. I wanted to switch to D, but when you want to change things it goes to Underwriting and they calculate your new rate for D on your past medical history. My cost for D would have been higher than F ! Blue Cross and also same for drug plan.
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Pretty well have the same here, except could only get Plan G with Cigna. Not eligible for Plan F. Haven't needed the Cigna yet, but the Wellcare has been great for Plan D.
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It is my understanding that Medicare no longer offers Plan F to anyone who doesn't have it already.
It's a "cadillac coverage" plan.
The next nearest plan to F that is offered to all is Plan G.
(I have Plan N through Aetna)
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I have plan F throught USAA. No problems.
Mike
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