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Old 12-27-2010, 02:41 PM #1
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Can anyone with RSD who's on medicare recommend medigap and or supplement insurance plans? Your experiences etc, do's and don'ts? My wife still needs to look at AARP with UnitedHealthcare but I have issues with some of these health insurance companies because of battles I had with them way before she was approved for medicare. We've looked into Humana, and just a tad with BC/BS which I am partial to. Any thoughts, thanks

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