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How a Medicare Advantage Plan is Not What it Seems

Bob Vineyard · February 28, 2022 · Leave a Comment

Did you enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan and then discover it is not a Medicare supplement? If so, you may be able to disenroll and change plans. You may be granted an SEP to change plans IF you . . .

Were led to believe you were enrolling in a SUPPLEMENT plan and instead were SOLD an Advantage plan

Were told your doctors were in NETWORK but in fact they are not . . . or the benefits described don’t match your plan. Unfortunately, you may not discover the plan you bought is not the same as the plan you have until you actually USE the plan.

How much does a Medicare Advantage plan really cost?

Most folks love their Advantage plan as long as they are healthy . . . but when they get sick or injured they finally realize just how EXPENSIVE this plan without a premium really is.

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Medicare Advantage Not as it Seems

A Medicare Advantage Plan is for Healthy People

Is there a disadvantage to a Medicare Advantage plan?

My relative loved his low premium Medicare Advantage plan for years . . . until he was diagnosed with cancer. At that point he realized his choice of a Medicare plan was about to become very expensive and he could incur hundreds and thousands of dollars in copays.

He wanted to drop his managed care PPO plan and change to original Medicare and a supplement plan.

Unfortunately, his diagnosis meant he would have to wait at least 5 years before he could be CONSIDERED for a Medigap plan. By then it was too late and the cancer claimed his life and several thousand dollars in OOP (out of pocket) costs.

His widow was left with thousands of dollars in unpaid medical bills. Not only did his Social Security benefit end, but because he died on the last day of the month, SSA reclaimed the last deposit in his checking account.

Medicare Advantage Scam

Kay Tillow writes for Daily Kos about the “Medicare Advantage scam” and beyond. She explains that these for-profit health plans that deliver Medicare benefits are using stars like Joe Namath to mislead people into signing up for coverage that very well might not meet their needs if they get sick or need a lot of costly care. Medicare Advantage plans, in fact, could keep them from accessing critical care.

What Namath does not tell you is that if you choose the wrong Medicare Advantage plan, you might face inappropriate denials of care, along with other administrative and financial barriers to care. Indeed, new research finds that the wrong choice of Medicare Advantage plan might literally kill you. That’s what Yale economics professor Jason Abaluck found when analyzing data about these corporate health plans. But, the plans won’t let you have access to their mortality data, and Congress is not requiring them to give you access.

These plans can cover a broad list of health services at low out of pocket cost . . . until you get sick. When your health changes for the worse you most likely will not qualify for a Medigap plan which means you are stuck . . . until your health improves, you run out of money or you die.

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Help! We Have No Money for Medicare! Are FREE Medicare Plans an Option?

Bob Vineyard · February 14, 2022 · Leave a Comment

No money for Medicare? Get the TRUTH behind those misleading ads for FREE Medicare plans.

Medicare sales pitches are high pressure, confusing and not helpful. You WANT to believe them but they just SOUND TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. You need help UNDERSTANDING MEDICARE, not some mumbo jumbo. No money for Medicare? Get the TRUTH behind those misleading ads for Medicare.

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FREE Medicare Plans and Other Nonsense

USE ANY DOCTOR YOU WISH
FREEDOM OF CHOICE
CHOOSE YOUR OWN DOCTOR
GET THE CARE YOU NEED PLUS EXTRA BENEFITS

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Who could ask for more? Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? FREE Medicare is just a tease to lure you in.

Truth Behind the Medicare Hype

NO PREMIUMS – true but implies no COST
$0 PREMIUM, $0 PCP COPAY, $0 DRUG DEDUCTIBLE – implies no cost
SOME PLANS DO NOT INCLUDE RX
PREDICTABLE DOCTOR VISIT COPAYS BUT . . .
UP TO $300 FOR DX IMAGING – IN NETWORK, 30% OUT
UP TO $100 FOR DX TESTING – IN NETWORK, 30% OUT
UP TO $45 FOR LAB – IN NETWORK, 30% OUT
UP TO $100 FOR X RAY – IN NETWORK, 30% OUT
UP TO $45 FOR URGENT CARE – IN NETWORK, 30% OUT

HMO OR PPO?

Are you getting the picture? All the fluff behind the sales pitch doesn’t tell the FULL story.

No premium doesn’t mean no cost.

You STILL have to pay for services once you get in the door.

The Fine Print Behind the Pitch

That FREE Medicare pitch isn’t looking so great now, is it?

NOT ONE SIZE FITS ALL

PLAN DESIGNED FOR YOUR NEEDS AND BUDGET (DOES NOT EXPLAIN CLAIM DETAILS)
HEALTH, DENTAL, VISION, HEARING IN ONE PACKAGE

MAX OOP $6100 – IN + OUT OF NETWORK $10,000
APPLIES TO APPROVED MEDICAL CHARGES ONLY

Why don’t they tell you this in the commercials?

If they told you the whole truth, you probably would not buy their plan . . .

Are Medicare Advantage Plans Bad?

If Medicare Advantage plans are bad why do they dominate some areas? Why do so many people buy into the Advantage plan sales pitch? Good benefits, low OOP (out of pocket), decent networks.

It all sounds so good.

Still there ARE limits on access to health care. Policyholders can’t go anywhere they want. Networks do change from year to year. Over half the Georgia Advantage plans are HMO, the balance are PPO. Understand the difference!

“Your” doctor(s) may be in network this year but not next.

What About Dental and Vision Coverage?

DENTAL COVERAGE – Fine print . . . . must be network dentist or one that accepts Medicare . . . less than 20% of dentists are in network – even fewer participate in Medicare

VISION COVERAGE – Fine print . . . must use approved providers

HEARING SERVICES
UP TO $699 FOR SELECT HEARING AIDS – Low price hearing aids might not work for you
HEARING TEST $45 IN NETWORK, 30% OUT – How far will you have to drive to find an IN NETWORK hearing aid store?

Get the Coverage you Deserve

FREE Medicare plans . . . are they worth it?

BIG PRINT GIVES – SMALL PRINT TAKES AWAY
SOME BENEFITS NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL AREAS
SOME PLANS MAY NOT HAVE EXTRA BENEFITS
SOME BENEFITS MAY REQUIRE EXTRA PREMIUM
LIMITATIONS, EXCLUSIONS AND RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

Seen enough?

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Medicare explained using words you can understand. A Medicare 101 course if you will. Bob is a Medicare expert who will take the time to listen to your questions and give answers to your questions.

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Do I Need an Insurance Agent?

Bob Vineyard · March 10, 2020 ·

do I need an insurance agent

Do I need an insurance agent to buy a Medicare supplement plan? How much extra will I pay to buy through a broker? Do insurance agents offer the same plans that I can get direct from a carrier? Don’t most insurance agents push the plans that pay them the highest commission? 

It doesn’t matter if you are turning 65 and going on Medicare for the first time or you have been in the Medicare system for a few years. Most people still don’t really understand how Medicare works and how it applies to them.

You have questions. We have answers.

Shopping for Medicare coverage? With more than 230 different Medicare supplement plans in Georgia, how do you find the one that is right for you? Click and compare rates and plans from GA Medigap rates

Have you ever seen a Medigap rate report like this?

Everyone I talk to will get a report that is customized to reflect the plan or plans where they have an interest.

If the agent that is trying to SELL you on buying from him or her isn’t offering information like this, what else are they keeping from you?

Should I use an insurance agent when buying a Medicare supplement plan?

This question comes up from time to time but I suspect it is often considered but rarely asked. When it happens to me it usually comes in the form of “How much do you charge for your advice?”.

Perhaps I should consider it an affront, but I don’t. I do wonder if they ask their home and auto insurance agent same question. Similarly, when people go online do they ask them how much more they have to pay for buying a plan from an 800 number agent?

My response is always the same.

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Medicare supplement plans you buy through me are the exact same plan at the same rate as those you would buy direct from the carrier. The only difference is, when you buy from me you get the advantage of my 40 years of experience at no additional charge. When you have a question you can call or email.

When you call you get me or my voice mail. You will never hear “Press 1 for English”. You won’t be routed through a bunch of prompts. I return calls within 2 business days and often the same day. If I can’t answer your question I will tell you so and will get back to you within 24 hours with the answer you need.

Call a carrier and you talk to whoever answers the phone that day, if you get a live person. More often than not you get voice mail. You have no idea who will call you back or when. You don’t know if they have worked for the carrier for years or just started last week.

Did I mention you pay the same premium for the same plan when you buy from an insurance agent?

Where can I see all the Medigap plans?

You can’t.

Some of is because most agents don’t have a quote engine on their site where you can see Medicare rates instantly. Something like this.

Georgia Medigap plans & Prices
Georgia Medigap plans & Prices

Even if you find a quote engine you will probably only see a few plans. That’s the way it is on my site. The people who designed and maintain the quote engine only have permission from a few carriers to illustrate their rates.

If you found a site with 230+ Medigap plans and up to 50 different carriers it would probably overwhelm you.

Insurance agents act as filters, showing you the good and bad and providing insight into not only current rates but carrier history.

Bill and Brenda went Medicare shopping

Last year Brenda visited my site a few times, reviewed available plans and rates, but was not available when I called. I left a message but never heard back.

I only call once. If I get voice mail, I leave a message. That’s it. I don’t bug people to death. I don’t chase them down.

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Meanwhile Bill and Brenda received several automated emails from me. Each one had information about Medicare in general as well as specific information on Medigap, Medicare Advantage and Part D.

After a few weeks had gone by Bill emailed me. They were both turning 65 and going on Medicare in a few months and they wanted me to come to their home one evening to discuss options.

Only one problem.

I don’t make house calls and I rarely conduct business after normal office hours, but I did agree to call them at a designated time and day.

How Much Can You Really Save?

We talked for perhaps 40 minutes or so. I walked them through the Medicare process and answered all their questions. I agreed to send them information by email so they could study their options in their time frame.

Brenda had already discussed Medicare with her friends and was convinced they needed to buy plan F from AARP/United Healthcare. If they needed plan F they could save $500 per year with a different carrier but the real savings would come by switching to plan G and save over $1000 per year.

The savings didn’t stop there.

Brenda was taking a “prescription” dose of Niacin as part of her cholesterol medication regiment. When I ran their drug report it turns out she was prescribed an OTC version. Her pharmacist was pulling the medication off the shelf, slapping a label on it and charging over $100 per fill for a 30 day supply. She was paying over $1200 per year on her high deductible plan.

I looked on Amazon for the same strength, slow release Niacin.

$17 for 175 tablets.

She could get a years supply for around $35 vs. $1200 from her druggist.

I suggested she ask her doc about the OTC version from Amazon. She did and he blessed the change.

She changed drug stores shortly after that. Probably should have changed docs too but that was up to her.

The point of this is, a few phone calls and emails with an insurance agent (that would be me) resulted in a savings of over $2,000 per year by using an agent. Had she followed the advice of her friends that decision would have cost her a lot of money over the next few years.

Do you need an insurance agent?

Not really.

Anyone can do this but very few insurance agents take the time to educate their clients the way I do.

In September of this year I will be going on Medicare and I am pretty sure I will take my own advice. The same advice I give others.

You need adequate coverage to protect you against the cost of health CARE.

You don’t need to spend all your money on insurance.

You don’t need as much coverage as you think you do and can certainly do better than buying what your friends have. Unless they bought it through Georgia Medicare Plans.

Shop and compare now.

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Medicare Supplement or Advantage Age 65

Bob Vineyard · February 12, 2020 ·

You turn 65 and have to make a decision. Which is better? Medicare supplement or Advantage plans? Your initial enrollment in Medicare at age 65 can be frustrating and overwhelming. Did you get your FREE Medicare supplement quote yet?

  • Medicare supplement or Advantage? Which one costs less?
  • Are $0 premium Medicare Advantage plans a good deal?
  • Since I want to keep my own doctors, is Medicare supplement plan F right for me?
  • I am healthy and don’t see a doctor very often. It seems the $0 premium plans are good for me.
  • My spouse is always in the doctors office. Will they have to make a copay for every visit?

Can we talk? How will you pick the right plan that meets YOUR needs and YOUR budget for age 65 and beyond? Give me a call anytime.

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Medicare Supplement or Advantage. Which plan costs less?

As long as you are healthy, the $0 premium Medicare Advantage plan is great. But you might want to set aside an extra $300 per month or more in a “rainy day” fund. When your health changes the Medicare Advantage plans are like a leaky bathtub that loses water faster than it comes in.

Medicare supplement or Advantage - Which is better?

What if you are not be able to come up with enough money to pay all your bills because you were sold an Advantage plan? Is this really what you want in your golden years?

Advantage plans are great for healthy people who never go to the doctor or hospital.

If you are living on a fixed income and need to budget your monthly expenses, a Medigap plan is usually the better choice. Your Medicare supplement plan F means you will never have to worry about paying for hospital or doctor bills.

$0 Premium Advantage Plan Seems Like a Good Deal

Yes it does seem like a good deal, and that is often the way it is sold by agents looking for an “easy” sale. When choosing Medicare supplement or Advantage, most agents will push the Advantage plans, especially the ones with $0 premium.

Do you know why?

An agent will earn 2x as much when you buy an Advantage plan vs. what they are paid to offer a Medigap plan.

And that $0 premium is so easy to pitch to someone on a fixed income . . .

What is better than free?

Medicare supplement or Advantage? Which is better for you and which is better for the agents bank account?

If you are struggling to pay your bills now what will happen when you need to see a doctor or have some tests and the Advantage plan requires you to come up with $500 or more to get the care  you need?

A Medicare supplement plan makes it easy to stick to your budget without worrying about surprises.

Do You Like Your Doctors? Who Doesn’t?

If so, you probably want a Medicare supplement plan F or even G.

Almost every doctor, hospital, lab and clinic in the U.S. accepts Medicare patients. When you have a Medicare Advantage plan the insurance carrier tells you which doctors you can see.

Less than half the doctors in Georgia participate in ANY Medicare Advantage plan and the ones that do won’t participate in all plans. Your chances of finding a doctor that participates in your Advantage plan could be very slim.

Even if your doctors currently are “in network” for your Advantage plan they may drop out at any time. When that happens you find a new doctor.

If you don’t want to continually hunt for new doctors, then the answer to Medicare supplement or Advantage becomes an easy one.

Advantage Plans are Great if You Never Get Sick

But when your health changes, you will wish you had a Medicare supplement plan and by then it is probably too late to switch.

Advantage plans are “pay me later” plans. You pay little or nothing on a monthly basis but when you need to use your plan you pay and pay and pay. Oh sure, they have an out of pocket limit that in some cases is capped at $6700 (in 2018), but that is only for IN NETWORK expenses.

When you go out of network, and that is very easy to do, the out of pocket limit becomes meaningless.

Medicare supplement plans don’t have any networks so you pay the same regardless of the doctor, clinic or hospital you use. No penalties for seeing the wrong doctor or being admitted to the wrong hospital.

Medigap plans are great when you are on a shoestring budget.

So which is best for you? Medicare supplement or Advantage?

At Georgia Medicare Plans we explain all your options, including Medicare supplement or Advantage plans, and let you decide which one is best for your needs and your budget. We encourage you to get a free Medigap quote and review up to 40 different plans from a number of carriers. Click the banner above to shop and compare Medicare supplement plan costs.

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Do All Doctors Take Medicare

Bob Vineyard · February 6, 2020 ·

Do all doctors take Medicare? The answer may surprise you. Which Medicare plans are widely accepted by Georgia doctors? Can my doctor refuse to take my Medicare plan? What happens then? How do I find physicians that take Medicare?

Do all Georgia Doctors take Medicare?

The short answer is no. A better answer is, most doctors DO accept Medicare patients. But some Georgia medical practices are not currently taking new Medicare patients or may have a waiting list for new patients.

This is especially true if you have a Medicare ADVANTAGE plan.

Do all doctors take Medicare

Finding a Medicare Doctor

Your challenge is even more diverse when you break it down by:

  • Doctors that take Medicare patients
  • Physicians that accept Medicare assignment
  • Doctors that do not participate in Medicare
  • Medical practices that participate in Medicare but not Medicare Advantage

The good news is, most doctors participate in Medicare and do treat Medicare patients. About 96% of physicians that do take Medicare also accept assignment of benefits. Doctors that may opt out of Medicare are usually in the mental health field and some chiropractic doctors.

Most Accept Original Medicare Patients

In Georgia about half the physicians accept Medicare Advantage patients and most of them will only participate in a few plans but not all. The number dwindles down further when you have an Advantage HMO plan.

Doctors can refuse to accept your Medicare Advantage plan if they are not in network. If that happens they are still required to file with original Medicare and then wait on Medicare to pay you. In these situations they are allowed to bill excess charges.

When you have an Advantage plan make sure you understand the rules and how your liability is determined.

Can My Doctor Refuse to Treat Medicare Patients

Medicare participation

Finding physicians that participate in Medicare is relatively easy. If you Google “doctors that take Medicare” you will find an array of choices including other search engines and referral services. My advice is to go direct to the source, Medicare.gov.

The Medicare physician finder is a useful tool for finding doctors, hospitals, DME suppliers and other medical facilities in your area that participate in original Medicare.

When you just use Google you will find doctors that

  • advertise locally on Google
  • are registered with referral services
  • are listed on Medicare plan sites
  • may be reviewed by Yelp or Angies List

While some of those sites may be useful the Medicare physician finder tool has been the most helpful for my clients.

Is Medicare Supplement Expensive?

Medicare supplement plans can be quite affordable and do not require network participation.

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New to Georgia

Jean moved from California to Georgia a few months before turning 65. She had Kaiser in California but her plan offered only limited coverage in Georgia where she was considered a “visitor”. Jean had some medical conditions that required a specialist and she wanted freedom of choice when it comes to finding a doctor.

This meant saying no to Medicare Advantage plans with their limited doctor choice, high out of pocket and yearly changes in benefits.

Jean is living on a fixed income and needs a way to budget for her care. Original Medicare and a Medicare supplement plan was exactly what she needed.

No Selling Please

How do you find answers to your Medicare questions WITHOUT getting a SALES PITCH?

Everyone wants to talk. No one wants to listen and answer . . . until you BUY SOMETHING.

Something you don’t want, don’t need and can’t afford.

When Jean contact me she was living with local relatives and didn’t want a bunch of insurance sales people coming to see her. At Georgia Medicare Plans we believe in personal consultation in the privacy of your home. We know that many people do not feel comfortable having strangers in their home and several do not want to travel to see us. I employ a client centered focus and believe in respecting your “space”. That is why all of our clients receive information and advice by phone and email. There is never any pressure to make a decision and you move forward based on your time frame once you are comfortable you understand the Medicare system and can afford the coverage you want.

Find a Medicare Plan Accepted by GA Doctors

I spent several hours on the phone discussing her needs and looking at options. Then I emailed Jean information based on the benefits she needed and plans that fit her budget. I also provided her with details on Medicare Extra Help, a service that can reduce her out of pocket expenses for medication.

After reviewing all her options Jean selected Medicare supplement plan N from a carrier with a long history in covering Medicare clients. While most agents that talked with Jean pushed Medigap plan F she knew that plan was not going to fit her budget.

Blue Cross wanted $176 for plan F and United Health Care (AARP) even more at $180. Plan F with Continental (Aetna) had the lowest premium at $141. But that was still too much.

We talked about the differences in plan F, G and N and how each plan was more affordable due to cost sharing. Plan N coverer her Medicare Part A expenses at 100% but does require her to pay the Part B annual deductible + a $20 copay for doctor visits.

Jean’s premium for plan N was $86 from New Era insurance company. Even with the cost sharing she still cut her premium in half vs. most of the plan F plans.

Finding a Medicare physician

As mentioned above, the Medicare physician finder is the most reliable tool in your arsenal for finding doctors in your area. Once you find some doctors that fit your needs, make some phone calls.

Here is what you need to know.

  • Does the doctor participate in Medicare?
  • Are they taking new patients?
  • If you have an Advantage plan, are they CURRENTLY participating in that plans network?
  • Do they accept Medicare assignment?
  • Does the doctor require up front payment for Medicare patients?

Most doctors DO participate in Medicare and most take assignment. A medical practice that accepts Medicare assignment means

  • you never have to pay up front for Medicare covered services
  • you never have to file claim forms with Medicare
  • Medicare and your supplement plan will pay your doctor direct, not you
  • your doctor can never bill you for excess charges

Doctors that take Medicare is easy. But finding an affordable Medigap plan that meets your needs and budget can be difficult. In some parts of Georgia you may only have half a dozen Advantage plan choices and many of them may not include your doctor or hospital in their network.

However there are more than 170 Medicare supplement plans statewide. Finding a plan with our help is as simple as getting a personalized Medigap quote in the privacy of your home, picking up the phone or sending us an email.

Let us know how we can help.

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