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At 69, She Tried to Leave Medicare Advantage. Her Cancer Had Been Gone Four Years. One Medigap Insurer Required Five

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 A 69-year-old woman finished cancer treatment four years ago and is in remission. She spent four years in a Medicare Advantage plan, fighting prior authorization requests and network limits. Now she plans to use Annual Enrollment, which runs October 15 through December 7, to switch to Original Medicare and add Medigap Plan G.
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