How confusing can it be to select a Medicare program that is right? Read this article and find out...BD
My mother turned 65 this summer, an event Medicare marketers ensured she would not overlook. In the months before her birthday, slick brochures flooded her mailbox, touting Medicare health plans whose names alone promised virtues such as choice, value and advantage. Choosing a good plan was important. My mother, Harriet, suffers from Parkinson's disease and other ailments and takes more than a dozen medications every day.
It can take days to pick a plan that seems like the best fit. What's more, the number of options and their costs vary by region. My mother, who lives in a suburb of Detroit, had more than 100 plans to choose from.
In short order, I was drowning in choices.
Puzzling out plan options for Medicare - Los Angeles Times
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