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Originally Posted by Rose76
You sure we're given terrible advice to cancel Medicare part B. The only example of that making sense to do that I've heard of is for veterans who get their health care at the VA.
Some states (maybe all) will pay your part B premium for you, if your income is low enough. To get that, you apply at your state's income support office. It's considered a form of Medicaid.
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This sounds like a great idea.
Do you know if they will cover any premiums retroactively? The state of Massachusetts is backed up, I think, by a year if not more for their insurance premiums applications. If I pay Medicare B's premium, I will have to float it on credit cards. I simply have no money.