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Old 10-29-2013, 09:31 PM #1
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Default On disability and Medicare?
For those on disability and Medicare, do you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, (Part C) or a Medicare supplemental policy? Or neither, just Medicare?

I am hearing on the news that many Medicare Advantage plans are being cancelled. Anyone experiencing this?

Anyone having any changes to their supplemental policies?

Would like to hear from anyone on Medicare under 65 due to being on SSDI.

Thank you.
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