I realize that, just my mind was on ones who weren't on medicare yet and the one's still insured through their work, crossed cells and erred in my brain. It just so happens, we're going through the transition now. Crappy time, but my wife just recently filed her 70th with the SSA auto system, crossing our fingers, who knows how it'll go. She's got a long severance, so we'll be covered under her works insurance for at least until the end of the year. Then we'll have to switch over to the Medicare system, adding in all the Parts to the A.
From what I read and heard, the gouging and fraud comes in a lot worse vs private corp., and with Medicaid, even worse still. I bet we don't hear much from this regime about going after all the fraud being done with the insurance companies there. Probably more propaganda and lies about the lady on welfare driving around in her Cadillac with her four kids. Or a similar story, only dressed up and exaggerated differently.
We definitely won't be switching to Medicare Advantage and it definitely won't be United Health, which unfortunately her work switched to a couple of years back. Had superb coverage that went terribly downhill after the change. They're all pretty bad, but United Health is the top of the worst. Going to keep the eye and dental company, just paying more.
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