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Originally Posted by mathjak107
medicare rates were not announced yet so know one really knows . the projections are a rise in drug plans and a drop in medicare . my drug plan just went in to effect in october when i went on medicare . my wife has no deductible on her older plan . my plan which is the same , now comes with a 400 dollar deductible .
to avoid the deductible i have to jump to the 67.00 a month plan from 38
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Through my retirement plan, I have Medicare supplemented by a employer funded Aetna plan. no deductible, 10 dollar office visits..6 dollar copay, 24 dollar a month dental plan charge and 6 dollar a prescription co-pay for most meds.
The Medicare premium deductions from my Social Security ( about $110 a month) are reimbursed to me in two checks, one in July and one in December..probably next week, by my former 'Gummit' employer.
It's a nice $650+ Christmas present.
since I was born in July, it makes for a sweet Birthday present.
Don't know how much longer the reimbursement will continue, there is talk of ending it...but it has been a nice run and one I don't ever take for granted .