Stroker
Senior Member
My mistake, I do have part B, my monthly payment comes out of my SS and I've hardly noticed the small monthly payment. In February this year had a $1900+ visit to the ER after I went lights out at home and done a face plant on the bed foot board due to dehydration, zero deductible/co-pay. Had a $925 colonoscopy last month, zero deductible/co-pay. Been visiting my chiropractor twice a week since January, zero deductible/co-pay. No matter what I ain't giving up my BCBS Fed. Just my experience so far, YMMV.Now you have me curious, are you saying there have been no deductibles, co-payments, or anything with BCBS after you turned 65? Even without having MC part B?
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