Retiree health insurance changing to Medicare Advantage with no company secondary. That is just paying a lot for nothing given my parent's experience. Thanks you for the support to help us, sorry you got screwed!
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. Retiree Health Benefits
a. Medicare-eligible Retirees with Net Credited Service before August 3, 2008
Beginning in 2017, the new Medicare Advantage Plan for Pre-Medicare eligible retirees will be based on the MCN plan for actives with no deductibles and no contributions. Starting in 2017, the Medicare- eligible retirees currently covered by the MEP PPO or MCN plans will be enrolled into a new MCN Medicare Advantage plan, not an HMO.
Retirees in the MCN and MEP who retired prior to January 1, 2013 will continue to have no minimum contribution.