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No Gaps In Understanding: Here’s Your Primer On Medigap Coverage
(By Judith Graham for Kaiser Health News)
Every year, older adults can opt out of a Medicare Advantage plan and opt in to original Medicare during open enrollment season, which begins on Oct. 15. But unexpected problems can arise with this change. Notably, seniors who want to return to original Medicare might not be able to purchase Medicare supplemental insurance, also known as Medigap coverage. Continue reading article here…
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