I opted out in Nov. It seems that it’ll save BCBS money when Medicare is the primary prescription plan. BCBS told me that it doesn’t affect my premiums. What they didn’t tell me was Medicare D would cost me $$. I couldn’t get a quote on that. I was instructed by Medicare that I didn’t need to get the “D” plan as long as my secondary has a prescription coverage already. Again, i believe “D” plan may be better for someone that uses prescriptions that are not covered or has a higher deductible. I don’t feel BCBS should automatically enroll us & then we should have to accept or opt out. Although it may help someone that may need it & is not aware of better coverage. It does make you wonder they way they went about this too.
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