[oh8eleven]

I'm 71, in good shape, take no drugs and I've been on a Medicare Advantage plan for six years now ... pay $75 a month. Nevertheless, things can change quickly, so I annually review all my options - Medicare, MediGap and Advantage.
My bottom line takeaway each year is that if I wasn't in good shape, Medi-Gap Plan N would probably be best for me.
Have you considered staying on Medi-Gap but changing plans?

[gcparent]

66 also healthy take no meds. I also take supplemental N. Family history live into 90s. Had cobra 1300 mo family so this is a bargain to me. I dont want to need referrals. I want to go to best hospital if I get sick. Co payments can be very high with advantage if you get sick.