What to do about a Medicare Advantage Plan that's being terminated

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@Tired_and_Cranky

I hope he pops in but everyone has been so helpful, I at least have some better sense of control.

Even if @JohnT doesn’t make an appearance here in time, you may find it helpful to read some of their distilled wisdom at:

America's Elder Crisis, Medicare Edition

They call, or we call them, an inexhaustible stream of elderly, disabled, and/or poor Americans, all with their stories to tell. Different in the details of course, but in the aggregate a theme develops, a daily oral history of a shattered medical insurance system, not broken because of governmental incompetence but of an insane ideological commitment to “choice” and “competition” and “the market” even in areas where these ideas do not belong. And it has been my experience in the private Medica…

It’s a huge thread, but there are a couple of summary posts near the start that give you at least the background of what you need to know.

Rules are a bit different when you’re changing plans midstream, so take what is written therein with a grain of salt. Some of what it presents as options may only apply when you’re starting at age 65.

Best of luck to you and your father.