‘Medicare Advantage’ is no benefit to people who need healthcare
The “Great Grab,” gleefully tabbed as “Medicare Advantage” has begun. Every year we are treated to an unending flood of advertisements on every medium imaginable emanating from for-profit health insurers. Their medical expertise is bloviated by such people as Joe Namath and William Shatner, neither particularly qualified to comment on Medicare except for their age.…
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