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Default When you are on SSDI, do you Have to get Medicare?

After reading the Gap thread, I worry about this stupid Medicare thing...so if you are okayed for disability income, do you go onto Medicare?
I don't want to...the government is reducing Medicare payments to doctors, and there are more and more who are refusing to take on Medicare patients.

I don't want to lose the good docs I've got under my DH's insurance...this situation is so stupid in our country...just let us go to whatever doc we want, please...
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