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Some who want original Medicare may be automatically enrolled in an Advantage plan instead.
Even though a person nearing Medicare enrollment age wants original Medicare for their healthcare coverage, some insurance companies may automatically enroll them in a Medicare Advantage plan. This could happen when a person’s pre-Medicare provider also offers Medicare Advantage and uses a “seamless conversion enrollment”. This “Senior Savy” article appears at the www.pressofatlanticcity.com website and explains more about how this happens and what to do to correct it. Click here to read more.
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