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storchak [24]
2 years ago
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melanie is currently enrolled in an hmo mapd, and she is talking to sales agent brenda about enrolling in a medicare supplement

insurance plan. what should brenda tell melanie
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lorasvet [3.4K]2 years ago
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If melanie is currently enrolled in an hmo mapd, and she is talking to sales agent brenda about enrolling in a medicare supplement insurance plan. what brenda should tell melanie is: The advantage or benefit that medicare supplement insurance plan has.

<h3>What is medicare plan?</h3>

Medicare plan can be a health insurance coverage that help to cover medical health expenses of those under the plan.

Hence, If melanie is enrolled in an hmo mapd which full meaning is Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug , and she is talking to sales agent brenda about enrolling in a medicare supplement insurance plan. what brenda should tell melanie is the advantage or benefit that Medicare supplement insurance plan offers.

Learn more about Medicare plan here:brainly.com/question/1960701

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