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I had Kaiser for decades at work and transitioned into it with Medicare. It was seamless, and I notice almost no difference. The premium is taken out of my social security with $20 extra for the Advantage plan. Like some have said there are copays, but they are minor. One difference I notice is that when I was working, Kaiser ran all kinds of tests on me yearly. After Medicare, I get looked at once a year - other than if I have an issue that needs an appointment. I mentioned this to a nurse once at Kaiser, saying they were always running tests when I worked, but it seemed like when you went on Medicare, you got kicked to the curb. She replied i might be speaking some truth about that.
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Marv Evans
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