Recent content by MamaBear2015

From what we just gathered, being on the phone with United Healthcare / AARP for something like 90 minutes, the N plan throws you back into Medicare as your primary - NOT GOOD because a lot of doctors won't accept medicare anymore, plus you need a separate drug plan. But they also told me...

It may be different here. Jennifer has been on the phone with AARP for over a half hour now, been transferred 4 times, and from what she's found out so far, it may cost $250 a month extra for each of us, we'd have to get a separate drug plan, AND if we got too sick it wouldn't cover that.

I don't know if that's available here, but we're also low income and cant afford much.

I actually think we may be in an HMO now, with AARP "Secure" Horizons United Healthcare. It's just so hard to compare what else is out there. [hr] I almost never travel. In fact I haven't flown since before 9/11.

80226. I see ours listed there as Plan 2 under AARP. We've been afraid of HMO's for years, because we thought they're like Kaiser, which we've heard horror stories about, and we couldn't keep our doctor.

AARP Medicare Complete United Healthcare.

We've both been with AARP's supplement plan for years, but the copays have gotten much worse lately. Is it that $785 billion that was looted from seniors to pay for Obamacare? But we're sick of it, and cant afford it on our low income. Are any of the other plans better? As good a coverage...