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Old 09-02-2012, 11:13 AM #11
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Yes, I understand this....I am just wanting to know if you all will share what you pay...the 20% if you do not have a secondary insurance.

Right now, I have private insurance, and I pay my neuro a $40.00 co-pay each visit.
If I elect the Medicare part B, with no secondary ins; what (on average) would my cost be for each office visit?

And what is the deductible to Medicare B?
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