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Nancy L · 05-06-2009, 05:08 PM

I am a retired US benefits manager from a fortune 25 company. $7200 for the 62-64 age group is a bargain. I have been retired for awhile but I believe the real cost for a PPO plan is closer to $1K/mo. Look at your EOBs and add up the payments made by you and insurance. I live in a retirement community and those in the 62-64 age group have other expensive health care so it is not just cancer---heart stents, heart bypass, knee replacements, cataracts, etc. If the government gets involved in more health care, you can count on rationing.

05-06-2009, 05:08 PM	#3
Nancy L Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: La Quinta, Ca Posts: 253	I am a retired US benefits manager from a fortune 25 company. $7200 for the 62-64 age group is a bargain. I have been retired for awhile but I believe the real cost for a PPO plan is closer to $1K/mo. Look at your EOBs and add up the payments made by you and insurance. I live in a retirement community and those in the 62-64 age group have other expensive health care so it is not just cancer---heart stents, heart bypass, knee replacements, cataracts, etc. If the government gets involved in more health care, you can count on rationing.