Insurance for Dual Citizens and Foreigners who are retired overseas [About Advantage Plan]

[@gerardoguzman5083]

Those that criticize are those that are not willing to put the time in to confirm. I watch, listen and take your points as a guideline, then I look for the information. If they are not happy with what you pass along, then they could switch to another video. Thanks for sharing the information and I will continue to follow you

[@damncars2618]

My Medicare advantage plan reimburses emergency medical internationally and pays for my drugs. The savings is hugh. So far your the only vlogger who recognized this. Thanks for sharing.

[@robbydad4321]

You made your point very well and those are: 1. Medigap does cover you nationwide with no out of pocket costs but can be very expensive. 2. Medicare Advantage is cheaper. You still have to pay Medicare part B. It covers you but only in the locality where you got it from. 3. Medicare advantage does cover you abroad ONLY for emergencies. You still have to pay out of your pocket prior to reimbursing your EMERGENCY case. Thanks for the info. As a future retiree, it becomes clearer to me that I should get a cheaper Medicare advantage plan instead of a Medigap plan.

[@expex]

Thank you so much for the information. Makes me more comfortable to retire in the PI.

[@lilliandayrit7117]

Just want to let you know that we appreciate all your vlogs about immigration, retirement & travels. We enjoy watching your very informative vlogs. God Bless!

[@coachdonnaj]

TY for this very valuable information. As I am planning my Exodus to another country, I really appreciate these points. Be Well, Live Free and Prosper!

[@romeonenitalumapas1432]

Thank you so much for the clarity of your explanation regarding the Advantage Plan. Now I decided to take Humana w/ Advantage Plan of 0 premium w/ worldwide coverage. Thank you, Sir Vlogger Grandpa, USA.

[@christophergumabon7537]

I too is covered by Humana Advantage Plan and before I signed up, had it confirmed with the agent, as well as can be found in the booklet. You have accurately related the coverage about the Humana Advantage Plan. This video is very helpful and informative. Well done!

[@leabinales]

Very good information since medical is one of my major concern of retiring in the Philippines. Thank you.

[@nemesionunag6262]

Mr Grandpa Vlogger - you are a very nice person- the informations that you give are so knowledgeable esp to people who would like to retire in the PH. You have spent a lot of time like researching which are very useful . It is quite possible some Fil- Ams may make up their minds . What you are conveying are practical tips and hopefully make up their minds. I and probably other persons may heed your advices. Thank you so much reading your vlogs.

[@creswhiteside3749]

Good info! Glad to hear the difference of Humana and United health coverage. VEry informative.

[@ldalupan]

Very educational especially for US/Filipino nationals going to the Philippines. Security and peace of mind whenever you go for balikbayan vacation in the Philippine. Thank you Sir. I am from Canada and I appreciate your educational guidance especially if you are a senior citizen.

[@yunablu6241]

me and my husband were listening to this video in the car..it was really interesting to hear the huge difference between the supplemental versus the advantage..I always thought supplemental is better, but when we retire, we will definitely rethink about getting the advantage plan instead...thanks grandpa!

[@whatevertheworldholds]

Thank you very much Sir very informative and you have really done your research thank you again for the information God bless you and be with you and every Walk of Life thank you Sir

[@laurice8056]

We have a Lot of excellent Philippine nurses and doctors who work in the USA. So I’m not surprised that people would get amazing health care in the Philippines🇵🇭

[@elviramallares5844]

Thanks for the information. This was very helpful.

[@88AmDenver]

Thank you so much for the information. I will share this with my friends who are planning to retire and spend more time in the Philippines.

[@ellejulianne2815]

Thanks for this important issue Sir. Just like you, I’ve been here in the US for 49 years and retired from the Federal sector four years ago. I retired with my Health insurance that I had when I was still employed. However my yearly premiums have been rising over the years. So I recently enrolled in Medicare Part B in order to continue with a medical advantage plan. Thankfully, my old Aetna PPO plan can now be automatically shifted into an advantage plan. Since my retirement I also lived half the time here in the US and half time in Baguio City. I guess we have to do our best to stay healthy especially when residing back home. I just subscribed to your channel; I find some of your contents very informative especially for us US retirees. God bless!

[@rollingriver5046]

Just FYI my husband is receiving ssdi and he stayed in the Philippines for almost 10 yrs. Since he’s not covered on medicare living outside the usa we decided to cancel his medicare after 3 yrs. We then decided to move back to the usa and he has to re-enroll for his medicare, now he’s being penalized for the last 7 yrs that he wasn’t enrolled with his medicare and was told that the penalty will be for life as long as he is covered by medicare. His penalty is $100+

[@Sperry411]

@@rollingriver5046 $100 dollars? Pls can u clarify further. Thanks.

[@ginamahboob5368]

@@rollingriver5046 maybe i have some information that will help.... no worries just want to help..

[@pattystephens5977]

@@rollingriver5046 Who advised you to cancel your Medicare? That was not a wise move. Of course you will be penalized! You should have checked on that prior to cancelling. Lesson learned!

[@melodyramos7010]

Wow! I wish I saw this vlog 2-weeks ago before Federal and Medicare open season ended… As a retired VA/Federal employee nurse, there are interesting choices for retirees. Lots to absorb, yet intimidating and challenging. Moving forward, convenience and challenging health issues, plus fixed income issues is a top priority for most retirees. One need to make smart choices affecting retirement plans, which is confusing to most elderly folks. In addition to Tri-care for Veteran retirees, there is a VA clinic in Manila, Philippines and most states here in the USA. The Veterans can go there for additional health care. So, that’s an added benefit for former Military servicemen and women. Just reach out to the VA and they can assist with referring to additional benefits available. Yes, not everybody gives you the answer you want; however, ‘there is no stupid question…’according to my college professors. Take care and wishing you a healthy holiday season! Enjoy your family anywhere you are GPa! God Bless you more! ❤🎄

[@gerrelldrawhorn8975]

Yes, I think those on TRICARE have special, non-Medicare benefits worth looking into in you reside a road.

[@kadiypinoykor3516]

Thanks for sharing this information it's help a lot especially people who stayed in the Philippines for good.

[@marlondelavega2185]

Thank you much for the info. This is exactly what I need to know. God bless you always.

[@SpicyLady]

Good day Awesome Vlogger, I used GEHA (United Health Care) Government Employees Health Insurance Association...still on Permanent Residency here! Maybe one day, your vlog is the most helpful medic info! God bless😘

[@angelapagdanganan8610]

Hi, thanks for your info. God bless you more Vlogger Grandpa.

[@linouy8518]

Thank you Sir Dan for keeping us update even to our medical insurance or medicare, in case we decides to retire in the Philippines!

[@RobertShroder]

Very important and valuable information, sir. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@dave1ahc]

Once again you’re knocked it out of the park very interesting video grandpa. I’ve been dying to get over to the Philippines to meet my fiancé and what you had to say was very informative and you’re completely correct because I have Medicare advantage through United healthcare and that was one of the selling points is that wherever I travel i’m covered. Just wanted to add something that you might want to know about is it there’s plenty of fax services that don’t require having a fax modem on your computer I use the fax but there’s literally dozens of them even applications in the phone that our smart phones so that you don’t have to have a phone line in order to send faxes any more thought you’d find this useful.

[@billclarke3754]

Great info, thanks for sharing. Like you, I want to be covered for catastrophic issues, not routine physicals.

[@nolimerluza3632]

Thank you sir grandpa..we have a lot authorities or govt employees in manila naia airport that doing money making to implement the right travel protocol..

[@scarletdofita8599]

Thank you for this great info about our health insurance. I have to check with blue shield if I will be covered when I go to Philippines. Once again thank you. You're doing great with your vlogs and God bless

[@09tatjana]

Very important heads up Sir👍🏻🙏🏻maraming salamat po

[@amira62023]

Very informative! Thank you.

[@alexanderjoaquin1397]

Informative 👍🏼

[@ThomasLJones-dq5gq]

Very helpful information. Health insurance is complicated and varies widely from state to state. In Michigan I'm paying $315/mo. for BCBS advantage plan. I like your Vlog very much. I'm hoping to move to the Philippines when it's open again.

[@nestoraguilera7997]

Thank you for the information I am delighted and learned which plan i should apply. Luckily, I applied for Advantage plan from Blue shield. Planning to retire in the Philippines and back at least 6 months interval or even short in the US.

[@riverflow8186]

Thank you for your info sir! God bless!

[@valentindailo8773]

Thank you for the right information...👍

[@ryzamacasero1]

God bless you Grandpa..blah for the haters..we love you Grandpa❤️

[@edwardopana9585]

I have AARP United Healthcare HMO Advantage Plan. Yes it covers Emergency Care worldwide. In 2021 no copay.. Just looked it up in my manual. 👍

[@blindeyeviewofthephilippin9891]

Thank you the one Time I was there I Had to Had my Feet Irrigated Dahil of Bone Infections and I Stay at Metro North Hospital about a Week it Cost Just over $2k before I Could Get Out Luckly I was able to Put Something For Collateral Thank you for the Info!!!..

[@justmusic8166]

Very informative, thank you ,people can be nasty ,with some folks it's a hobby

[@edgarpurganan7329]

thank you for sharing this info.God bless

[@elenitasilva-aquino7001]

Great informtion

[@medz1111]

...salamat po sa mga informations...God Bless...

[@robertdurant8845]

Thank you, I'm 61 and learning about my path forward. And looking to retire in the Philippines. This information you presented is the best I've come across so far.

[@gabasnon]

Good info, sir. Thank you.

[@susanakortemeyer9174]

Thankyou. I'm retiring God is good. God you to us. God bless you too

[@bethalejandro982]

You are on point. That's the reason I took the Advantage Plan .... I have United Healthcare. I wish I don't have to use it but good to have one if needed, since I do plan to spend more time in my next visits.

[@ginamahboob5368]

That is good po and it has an unlimited worldwide coverage without copay but still depends to your area or location.

[@oliverseal6462]

I plan to move to the Philippines and never return to the US. So I do not want anything to do with Medicare or the US medical system where Doctors have been trained by medical universities funded by drug companies to sell more drugs.

[@tamynlaurence4464]

Hi Grandpa. I am an insurance broker in Hawaii. I am glad you are making people aware of the emergency worldwide coverage with Medicare. There are a few points that people need to know. Like you say, it must be for emergencies only. Also, emergency care must begin during the first 60 days of each trip outside the USA. The deductible is $250 each calendar year. The maximum lifetime benefit is $50,000. So, in other words, in an emergency, you would pay $250 for the deductible, 20% of the bill up to $50,000, and 100% of the bill over $50,000.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

Thank you. My policy with Humana does not have a requirement that emergency care must begin during the first 60 days of each trip outside the USA.

[@carlamacinnes1805]

@@vloggergrandpa2707 would you be comfortable to share what type of Humana advantage plan you have ?

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

I have Humana Gold Plus but they are not necessarily available where you live. Google "Advantage Plans" to get a list of insurance companies in your area. Advantage Plan is location-specific.

[@joem1070]

I opted for Kaiser Permanente for my M4A plan/HMO. They confirmed exactly what you said. That they will reimburse me later and to document everything. And if follow-up care is necessary, most likely that would be out of pocket.

[@stephensparks9084]

If you are retired military TRICARE for Life will cover you overseas, you still have to keep your Medicare Part B. There is a deductible and they will cover 80% of your bill. You will have to pay in advance and file a claim. This includes routine visits.

[@riverflow8186]

Thank you Stephen, very very informative as well. I asked my husband about our insurance if we go to the Philippines but he dont know the answer😂he is a retired military 30 yrs in the service. He has a medical condition and were planning to stay in The Philippines for 6 months but hesitant because of his condition. Now I feel a sigh of relief. God bless!

[@Jinceey]

What about the civilian like the wife of veterans using Champva benefits insurance?.It still work overseas?

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

@ Pure Bo Please check your Policy. Each is different even with same company.

[@bamboo8557]

Thank you Stephen for this information. I am in this category and would welcome any additional information you have. Thank you

[@cherrymartinez3130]

Thanks Grandpa Vlogger I am a pensioner and planning to go back to the Philippines maybe for a period of time which I still can’t say up to when. I have to ask my medicare advantage insurance which is UHC if I will be covered while in the Philippines if not then I would rather stop the deduction but will let you know what will be their say on the matter..God bless you always and thanks for all the updates you are sharing 👍👍🙏🙏

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

You have to check your policy because each policy is different. It might help if you watch my other video regarding this matter. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3fCoHRuhcSbjZI

[@tritran9688]

Great. Thanks

[@donbuesen3558]

Thank you, very good video.

[@susanakortemeyer9174]

Thankyou God bless you

[@shinesuchan4269]

Advantage plan is great here in the US. $44 a month with Florida blue Cross + $144 taken out of Medicare, which is MEDICARE ABD. It is good for overseas.

[@joshuacarpenter2202]

Thanks for the info.

[@juedizon7882]

For expats living in PH for insurance try Pacific Cross Insurance.

[@fazbell]

Smart video. Thanks

[@rolandogalvez6322]

Thank you , Im a 70 years old dual citizen planning to live in PI or Thailand If they open tourism with no Quarantine .

[@luluomega7028]

I am glad that you clear up some of my questions. I called my carrier before United Healthcare told me that they only pay for emergency.. Thank you was helpful...

[@sleepbuerger9814]

Someone asked about PhilHealth. I am an American. For foreigners not married to a Filipina, you pay 17,000 Pesos a year but you can not avail yourself of the Z benefits. That is exclusively for Filipinos.

[@hannahd5542]

We would call those who fly in and out of Canada to tropical countries as “snow birds”.

[@hannahd5542]

spend cold winter months in warmer place as snowbirds.

[@iann.152]

I know a guy(70yrs old) who has multiple visa (tourist only) that should undergone operation in the PH for 2.5 millions pesos (hospital estimate), but went to US as tourist and call 911 then was operated and now he's back in the PH without spending a fortune in his US operation...

[@ILikeCallOfDuty123]

Thank you

[@benjammin387]

Can you cover TriCare healthcare. A lot of people seem to have misconceptions regarding TriCare including myself. I’m a California born Filipino and a DAV(100% disabled American Veteran) but the VA system in Philippines is not the same as US VA(from what I understand), not sure why. Maybe you could shed some light on this issue. Thank you

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

I don't know much about TriCare. Let me see what I can find out about it.

[@anamae562]

We're using tri care in PI

[@pambee1]

Tricare overseas---1-877-678-1208

[@azukarer115]

You have to shop around for these MA plans. Some have limits on worldwide emergency coverage while others even pay for airline travel back to the US to a network hospital for more care. It depends on what premiums you pay.

[@lenylazado4813]

There is one for that,but there is an extra premium a year of $150 at least my BCBS sapphire in Massachusetts and will pay anywhere in the world and US.So check your zip code what is available where you reside

[@odecaplon7250]

It’s so commercialized now mostly in the U. S providers they give more meds. Which has more side effects and very few good and really care doctors and if you’re retired military there’s no prob.

[@texastimcebuph6607]

We’ll be moving to Cebu in March i would like to hear about medical insurance in the ph Thank you Sir

[@azucenaloza6256]

We have phil health and universal health that all pilipinos can use

[@josephineassmann6108]

Salamat Opa ang damit Kung natutunan sayu👍👍😘😍

[@paulmazzone8758]

Hi, I'm pretty sure that , Humana will cover you in the Philippines.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

Humana has many plans. Some will cover you overseas while others will not. Be sure to know your policy!

[@dorisbrown7347]

Thanks Granpa Vlogger

[@brucedandridge5603]

I'm looking to stay there in the philippine Islands for the rest of my life, pray I never come back to the u.s.a. if all goes well

[@donaldhelie115]

60,000 pesos is around 1100.00 dollars

[@lrotea9087]

Excellent information! I am assuming you need to maintain a residence in the area where the particular advantage plan is available to renew it every year. Also at 19:46 P60,000 is about $1,200, not $120. Otherwise great stuff!

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

Oops! Thanks for the correction.

[@lenylazado4813]

At Louis yes your right,insurance varies on where you live and ask by zip Codes

[@jlmarc01]

Very valuable 411 VG

[@jeseccasantillan5195]

I am grateful that I found your video. We are in the process of retiring and planning to go back to the Philippines six months from now. You have provided detailed information on the Advantage supplemental Medicare plan. I have Medicare B and Tricare for Life. Should I cancel paying the premium Medicare B premium if I decide to stay in the Philippines permanently? Will I be still covered under Tricare for Life? Any information will be greatly appreciated. Blessings and thank you.

[@FRANCISPOLLARD-r3p]

Get insurance in Philippines. I will join the Phil Nat'l Health Ins.

[@tomgolab3958]

If you cancel B, you will lose Tricare.

[@thasarg4288]

I'm in same boat I understand tricare providers are available I'm arriving to PI in Sep to retire there? Should I cancel part B???

[@thasarg4288]

@@tomgolab3958 18:00 are u sure???? Who says???? So this guy lies????

[@RodneyDempsey-o8w]

​@@thasarg4288a military retiree must have medicare part a and b to keep tricare for life. If you don't do this when you turn 65 you loose tricare for life even if you move to PI. Just do to tricare website.

[@mrmaybee]

My Advantage plan is a PPO through AFL-CIO and Anthem. Payments for it range between $0 and $8 per month, it varies each month, avg $3. Need to research int'l coverage, am a US resident. Of course have Medicare B.

[@sleepbuerger9814]

During January and March, you can apply for Plan B if you take it later than your original retirement date using a letter to Social Security. No medical but you will pay an increased premium. I tried to tell you this on a previous video.

[@elvirahitchcock4054]

If you plan to stay in the PI and you’re a foreigner just make sure you have at least 500k in pesos in the bank for emergency use like medical expenses

[@susanball7051]

Thats too small for 500k , you should have at least have a million pesos reserved for your health problems as your emergency cash. If you have lots of prescription drugs as your health maintenance then you better off living in the USA because you will have a long life in the USA. There are so many foreigners lived in the Philippines during their early retirement age and when sickness came as they aged unexpectedly they decided to leave the Philippines and sold their farm in the province and went back to where they came from. Sad to know na tapos na ang mahabang panahon at maliligayang buhay and owning a huge property then they went back to where they came from! At panibagong buhay! Thats why hindi lahat na material things sa mundo ay para sa iyo habang buhay dahil lahat ay may katapusan!

[@amparomejala5164]

I believe you Sir, I know it when my husband retired last year. Some people doesn't care enough to ask seguro. God bless.

[@madamlakwatsera5674]

Thanks

[@Retire-py2yk]

Thanks for the detail explanation.. How about the "Pacific Cross" insurance in Phillipine ? I'm checking them out and it seems to be pretty good. I think the annual premium is about $3,000 and coverage seems very good.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

I don't know. I'm not familiar about that company. Maybe I'll look into it when I get to the Philippines.

[@williamnoel5077]

Check the pre existing conditions

[@noelvillanueva6482]

Go Info, Do you have any recommendations for early retirement? Thanks

[@allenplatt8334]

Sir; Thank to you I have my advantage plant. With 0 payment

[@rauldoeshollywood]

Some Medicare Advantage plans include up to six months/$100,000 per year of worldwide emergency and urgent care coverage.

[@conierebucas7004]

I worked here in the USA since year 2014 at the age of 60years old. My husband has no work since we arrived here in the USA bcuz he met car, motorcycle accident. We’re both Medical and Medicaid plan-A. I have a minimum yearly income of $12,000 and maximum yearly income of $21,000. How much amount from the SSS as retirement benefits when I retire at the age of 70years old?

[@happycook6737]

Contact your local SS office. They can tell you.

[@evasantiago6060]

Thank you for discussing Advantage Plan and it’s benefit. Can you also discuss if Original Medicare ( opted to get original Medicare instead of getting Advantage Plan from private insurance companies) have the same benefit as that of the Advantage Plan while in the Philippines.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

Under Original Medicare, you are automatically covered for Plan A (hospital charges), but you will need Part B (doctor's fees) as an option. Part A is FREE and you pay about $150/mo for Part B. After you have that, it only covers you for 80%. Who wants and can afford to absorb the remaining 20%. That is why ALMOST EVERYBODY gets a Supplemental Plan or Advantage Plan. Also, Original Medicare will only cover you while in the US. Supplemental Plan and Advantage Plan is covered in one of my vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. kzbin.info/door/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6Avideos

[@pattystephens5977]

@@vloggergrandpa2707 Sir, part B of Medicare has now gone up to $ 172.00 since our Social Security raise. Where do you get that Part B is only $ 150.00?

[@Collusion10]

So glad I didn’t join the military. My job gave me BCBS PPO free for life. No worries or Medicare for me in PH. I’m covered

[@joseyabut4688]

What’s that ?

[@azucenaloza6256]

Spread this if r senior your covered

[@genejordan9983]

What about Philhealth for expats. I’ve been told I can get it when I move there. I’d like your opinion and comparison to advantage plus. I appreciate you. Thank you, Gene from Oklahoma.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

I wouldn't rely too much on PhilHealth unless you're happy going to a public hospital/clinic. I understand it's almost like a discount card. Never compare it with medical card we have in the U.S.

[@lenylazado4813]

As a senior in the Philippines we get 20 percent off automatically,at least that was my experience when I end up in the ER

[@yeth6458]

Its a discount card not insurance card

[@ginamahboob5368]

Well if you do back and forth to PI and US you need a medicare and let’s say when you are in PI which is God forbid you went to emergency you will spent a lot of money but since you have a medicare advantage with worldwide coverage you can reimburse what you spent there, depends on your policy. So always check what you have and shop around which company has better a offer ... hope this info help.

[@MBihon2000]

You need to sign up Medicare plan B when you reach 65, ( you get permanent penalty for not signing up at 65),sign up Medicare Part B ($148.50) as original Medicare. Buy a Medicare Supplemental plan N ($118.24)/ month which covers medical expenses outside the US. Also, buy Medicare Plan D for Rx medication. Medicare does not cover dental insurance or vision (eyeglasses).

[@hybridpinoy8569]

Very confusing 😕 so what would be the best route when im ready to retire?

[@carmelternia9381]

Sir, thank you for this video again. I just enrolled in Advantage Plan & soon be paying $40/mos for HMO Plan. I enrolled in Part B premium & be paying $148/mos, in addition to Part A of Medicare, as required. My questions: during the enrollment period, is it still possible to change my Advantage Plan or stopped it? If so, my Medicare Part B monthly payment which is $148/mos will also be stopped? In this case, can I go back to the original benefits of Medicare, i.e., 80% covered & 20% from my pocket ? I'm not a sickly person, with God's Blessing, still working just PRN, plan to retire 2-3 yrs from now in the Phils. I continued my Phil SSS contributions & be filing my Phil SSS Pension this year. Hope everything will run smoothly. However, I don't think it's fair for me to pay $148 + $40/mos if I'm already staying in Phils. I'll truly appreciate your input. Thank you much. God Bless.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

Here's a link regarding this subject: faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-02713 . Also, you can call your insurance carrier to discuss about dropping from the advantage plan. Also, note that advantage would require you to have plan B. If you drop plan B, I guess that will automatically terminate the advantage plan. Be very careful about dropping from this medical plan though.

[@carmelternia9381]

Thank you so much, Sir ( Vlogger Grandpa, USA). I Truly appreciate your Feedback. It's very informative & useful. God Bless.

[@blessedlife2373]

Thank you for this info Grandpa.

[@dominicocampo7295]

most hmo do not charge fee anymore

[@lolaganda3285]

I am dual; I have Philhealth. Will this be good enough? I am Canadian on the other side of the coin...

[@ItsMe-ez5hq]

Hello there Granpa, I'm a Us Army Veteran and the only Insurance I have is the Va. Medical Center I know there is a US Medical Facilities in Manila and I already knew that I could go there for any Medical reason. My question is I will be living in Dumaguete City, I will have no problem traveling to Manila for regular check up or for any Medications but what kind of Insurance woulsd you recomment for me. And yes I will be traveling back to USA once a year and I do have a duel Citizenship.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

@Sonny Tolentino. That is covered in one of my vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. kzbin.info/door/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6Avideos Also, be sure that the medical facility by VA is okay for you. If it is, that may be adequate although I don't know if it is excellent choice because I'm not familiar with VA.

[@ItsMe-ez5hq]

@@vloggergrandpa2707 Yes, I can transfer my Va. Medical anywhere as long it's a US Va. Facilities. Thank you...

[@garlandvincent3742]

Yep Medicare advantage part C

[@esprakenheitz]

I hope Advantage Plan is offered here in California.

[@vloggergrandpa2707]

I hope so, too, but one viewer said it is not available where he lives. However, each county is different and hope you there is one where you live.

[@esprakenheitz]

@@vloggergrandpa2707 I live in San Diego, CA

[@bethalejandro982]

Yes, I have mine with United Healthcare.