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Originally Posted by tabs
A plus N is what you get from the govt 80/20 to pick up the 20 you have choices. Plan C is a no cost HMO that has prescriptions. Humana, United, blue cross. OR. Plan D a monthly cost prescription plan. Plan G ipo a monthly cost about 130 for me that has prescriptions. Plan F Ipo is a bit more expensive & has prescriptions.
Depending on your medical needs is where you fall. If you need a lot plan F. G if moderate. If you are pretty healthy C. Think of it as a flow chart.
A friend who is 80 and has lots of problems has plan F, his wife who has some problems has plan C.
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This^^(bold) is the most important criterion, IMO.