Seniors Open Up About Medicare Advantage in New Episode of America's Health Insurance Plans's 'The Next Big Thing in Health'
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (TNSOps) -- America's Health Insurance Plans issued the following news release:
27 million seniors and people with disabilities choose Medicare Advantage because it delivers better services, better access to care, and better value. On this week's episode of AHIP's "The Next Big Thing in Health" podcast, 3 seniors who have chosen Medicare Advantage sit down to talk about their experiences.
Mike Cerbo, Dona Wildove, and Jean Williams are all members of the Coalition for Medicare Choices (CMC), a national grassroots organization of more than 2 million Americans who are covered by Medicare Advantage.
The conversation touches on the value of Medicare Advantage, including its multiple coverage choices, high-quality care, affordability, and additional benefits such as fitness programs and online nutrition services. All 3 seniors also talk about why they strongly oppose any cuts to Medicare Advantage as Congress works on the pending Build Back Better reconciliation package.
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