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In reply to the discussion: Our first medical procedures under Medicare [View all]aintitfunny
(1,421 posts)41. Im getting the same
I have two surgical appointments- one for each eye - two weeks apart next month. The cost is absurd, yet I will have to pay an additional $3000 out of pocket to get Toric lenses that are supposed to resolve my astigmatism. I have worn glasses since I was 11 years old, it is worth it to me to experience waking in the morning and being able to see. Cant wait.
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It's only undeniable evidence that the healthcare system has stolen Americans'.....
jaxexpat
Jan 2023
#28
But but but what about an Advantage Plan? Thy have ads with tennis playing 80 year olds???
JanMichael
Jan 2023
#4
Only if you get your medicxal services within their networks. They limit your options.
KPN
Jan 2023
#38
The few Adv. plans I checked out all had a limit to how much they will pay. Granted it was high
napi21
Jan 2023
#57
Americans don't seem to realize what we pay for premiums and out-of-pocket expenses is much more
dlk
Jan 2023
#7
Absent unusual circumstances, cataract surgery does not require a hospital admission.
Ms. Toad
Jan 2023
#52
And the best part really is that Medicare did not approve a substantive share of the overall bill
KPN
Jan 2023
#35