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Was your Medicare Advantage plan discontinued? Here what to do
If you currently have a Medicare Advantage plan and have received a notice that it will be discontinued in 2019, you’re now faced with a decision on how to replace that plan with other healthcare coverage. With Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period just around the corner, now is a perfect time to evaluate all of your options, including returning to original Medicare and buying a “Medigap” policy, or finding another Medicare Advantage plan to replace the one which will be discontinued. In this Capital Gazette (MD) article by Amy Rubino, the author describes the options available to you. Click here to read more.
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