No. Though if you have an HSA already, you can use it to pay for copays.

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Nov 7, 2024
11:02:49am

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No. Though if you have an HSA already, you can use it to pay for copays.

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Medicare supplemental (medigap) or Medicare Advantage? Which is better?

TeeKaa

Nov 7, 8:21am

RE: Medicare supplemental (medigap) or Medicare Advantage? Which is better?

OldFogey

Nov 7, 8:35am

Supplemental, advantage plans mess with your benefits and aren't as widely

wabluecoug

Nov 7, 8:50am

Couldn’t you just switch back at open enrollment again?

BNcoug

Nov 7, 8:55am

My understanding is that it’s difficult to switch back once on Advantage

TeeKaa

Nov 7, 9:11am

Many times there is a 1 year trial period for a MA, where you can switch back.

happyhiker

Nov 7, 10:49am

I'm a pharmacist and a health insurance Agent. DM me. Depends on your situation

happyhiker

Nov 7, 9:08am

Here's some insight for all on Medicare Advantage vs Medicare Supplements:

happyhiker

Nov 7, 10:47am

Thanks, great summary. With Advantage, can you set up a HSA to cover future

TeeKaa

Nov 7, 10:53am

No. Though if you have an HSA already, you can use it to pay for copays.

happyhiker

Nov 7, 11:02am

Many changes to MAPDs, Part D this year. Every senior should Talk to an agent

happyhiker

Nov 7, 11:06am

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