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In reply to the discussion: Just got a call from my drug insurance provider for medicare part D. (Aetna) [View all]Nictuku
(4,434 posts)48. In our area (Napa, CA), Aetna said they no longer provided. Mom called 'Chapter', & they hooked her up
Now (along with MediCAL), she has to pay practically zero, and Chapter found another company in our area for Part D. Mom said they were so helpful, patient, and she is so glad she called.
Chapter: Free Medicare Advice (not associated with any ins. companies)
(706) 312-8635
I saw an ad for this on Adam Mockler's youtube channel (I'm pretty sure it was his channel)
I gave the number to my cousin who turns 65 in Dec. My turn is next year and I'll be calling them too.
I hope this helps
(I'm not associated with Chapter, I just think it shouldn't be so very difficult for people to figure all this out. Who can you even trust any more?)
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Just got a call from my drug insurance provider for medicare part D. (Aetna) [View all]
BComplex
Oct 15
OP
Yw! My senior center schedules 3 dates for council on aging folks to take appts.
SheltieLover
Oct 15
#8
That explains $5 of increase, how about the rest? These plans do have a 85% medical loss ratio, meaning
Silent Type
Oct 15
#26
They still have to pay back any premiums paid that do not produce 85% going to drugs/quality. So, no it doesn't
Silent Type
Oct 15
#34
And? They aren't going to pay back the OP. $20 of the $50 premium increase for the OP was directly due to Trump.
W_HAMILTON
Oct 15
#39
Maybe if the American Rescue Act had made it permanent it wouldn't even be an issue. Why didn't we? Guess we thought
Silent Type
Oct 15
#40
I guess I'm "civically challenged" because the act that created the subsidies was not permanent, and that was a mistake.
Silent Type
Oct 15
#43
Because we have to deal with so-called allies on the left undermining our every step while they defend MAGA fascism?
W_HAMILTON
Oct 15
#46
So a significant number of Democrats don't support Democrats. So we are worse off than I thought.
Silent Type
Oct 15
#47
Oh, dear. You suggested Democrats could have done something better. You're in trouble now!
Scrivener7
Oct 16
#53
Last year my monthly premuim for part D went from $13 per month to $130 per month
Jacson6
Oct 15
#20
Totally agree. Altough you can bet people will gripe about it. British polls show only 24% are satisfied with NHS.
Silent Type
Oct 15
#28
Unfortunately, how many congressfolks have the guts to propose government owning hospitals and many clinics?
Silent Type
Oct 16
#58
Sounds like a plan that is trying to limit subscribers. Want to really get ticked off, Medicare Advantage members avoid
Silent Type
Oct 15
#24
Health Insurance in insanity. Our system is fucked beyond belief. Money is god.
twodogsbarking
Oct 15
#25
Have Aetna part D, too. Mine went up from $48 to $98. Take same one scrip I've
allegorical oracle
Oct 15
#32