Arghhh.. I hate this stuff.
DH turns 65 in a couple of weeks. I'm already on Medicare but since I rarely go to the doctor (maybe less than 10 times over the past 15 years) and have no chronic conditions, other than osteopenia, I chose the cheap option: Just the basic A&B.
But DH has a few medical conditions and 4 regular prescriptions (all available in generic form) so I definitely want to shore up his coverage.
My instinct is to go with Medicare Advantage over MediGap/Medicare Supplemental. He has two doctors that he definitely wants to stick with and there's one Advantage plan I found that has both in its network.
Any reason why I should choose MediGap instead?