Snails - Response on Threads Part 6
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Me: $$$ column 2 or 3.
Oooooo. Seems like I may have jumped the gun in having all the dental work done in 2015.
"Major Dental Care" covered in full. But that still says nothing about prosthetics (partials). It also does not
mention IV sedation. I think, though, the extractions and grafts may have been covered... if I waited.
The teeth NEEDED to come out THEN... so, no use in wondering or looking back.
Vision care IS covered.
Now I need to find out if "lenses and frames" would include the styles and options
I always get... $350+ for frames... Crizal + Transition lenses. Or do they limit those to the "$69 for 2 pair"
crap at Walmart.
Oooooo. Seems like I may have jumped the gun in having all the dental work done in 2015.
"Major Dental Care" covered in full. But that still says nothing about prosthetics (partials). It also does not
mention IV sedation. I think, though, the extractions and grafts may have been covered... if I waited.
The teeth NEEDED to come out THEN... so, no use in wondering or looking back.
Vision care IS covered.
Now I need to find out if "lenses and frames" would include the styles and optionsI always get... $350+ for frames... Crizal + Transition lenses. Or do they limit those to the "$69 for 2 pair"
crap at Walmart.
Good morning snails.
Even with as much trouble as we have, it sure is nice to live in a free country. Thanks to all the veterans for their service.
Even with as much trouble as we have, it sure is nice to live in a free country. Thanks to all the veterans for their service.
That ^ and any future posts ... I do need to say something...
... it is a DAMN SHAME that these kinds of benefits are NOT offered to seniors who would
also qualify via income tiers. For example: my Dad. He shells out something like $159/month
from his SS for Medicare... then he hands over $100/month for "medigap". And his co-pays,
co-insurance and overall scope of benefits comes nowhere NEAR what is offered in the full
benefits sheet I am now looking at.
While I am grateful for what 2016 holds... it is VERY disturbing the seniors are still being - well -
GOUGED. (Yes, I get that seniors are high-risk and the economics of it and algorithms and
stuff... but it remains boggling.)
... it is a DAMN SHAME that these kinds of benefits are NOT offered to seniors who would
also qualify via income tiers. For example: my Dad. He shells out something like $159/month
from his SS for Medicare... then he hands over $100/month for "medigap". And his co-pays,
co-insurance and overall scope of benefits comes nowhere NEAR what is offered in the full
benefits sheet I am now looking at.
While I am grateful for what 2016 holds... it is VERY disturbing the seniors are still being - well -
GOUGED. (Yes, I get that seniors are high-risk and the economics of it and algorithms and
stuff... but it remains boggling.)
... and Sweet Honey Bear....
Ooooo bay-bee!!! :: pant pant pant :: How is My High-Fructose Filly this morning?!?!
don't think so, atty - deductibles are high across the board unless you can choose one of the better plans
Ooooo bay-bee!!! :: pant pant pant :: How is My High-Fructose Filly this morning?!?!
Galloping along on your words....
... deductibles are high across the board unless you can choose one of the better plans
Says the gal in VA.....don't think so, atty - deductibles are high across the board unless you can choose one of the better plans
OK, it's really "the gap" people that are hurt the most in those "uncooperative" states.
But I really don't want to get into this discussion.
Good morning y'all
Home safely.
Thank you to all who served.
Home safely.
Thank you to all who served.
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