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Private Health Insurance, Medicare And The Va

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Tbird

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How does having private health insurance, medicare part a and b and the va affect if at all a 100% sc veteran?

Anybody know?

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I don't think having private insurance or medicare affects 100% vets except the VA will bill your private insurance for anything they think is not service-connected. They even billed my BC/BS for my last C&P exam. The VA won't pay co-payments on your private insurance or medicare. Other than that they are separate. I use VA for somethings and private docs for other things.

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T-bird,

As far as I know the VA is the second payer in most cases, such as CHAMPVA ect... I'm not sure how VA works with Medicare A and B though!

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Being 100% SC has no effect at all on any other insurance one may have. If someone tells you it does , just take it as they are trying to blow smoke up your azz.

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Tbird

I don't think having private insurance or medicare affects 100% vets except the VA will bill your private insurance for anything they think is not service-connected. They even billed my BC/BS for my last C&P exam. The VA won't pay co-payments on your private insurance or medicare. Other than that they are separate. I use VA for somethings and private docs for other things.

i thought if you are 100%,you do not pay for anything ,here in new jersey it,s done that way, frank
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