I held my 14th and final educational seminar for the year last night.
At Q&A time one attendee says something along these lines to the group: "one thing everyone should know if they join a Medicare Advantage plan is that Medicare will pay one claim per lifetime if the Advantage plan won't pay it."
I politely tell her I don't think that's the case, never heard of that, and wouldn't know how that could really work. She was adamant that used to work for Medicare and that is how it worked. I obviously didn't want to challenge her, in very small part because you never know what screwy rule
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At Q&A time one attendee says something along these lines to the group: "one thing everyone should know if they join a Medicare Advantage plan is that Medicare will pay one claim per lifetime if the Advantage plan won't pay it."
I politely tell her I don't think that's the case, never heard of that, and wouldn't know how that could really work. She was adamant that used to work for Medicare and that is how it worked. I obviously didn't want to challenge her, in very small part because you never know what screwy rule
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