Enrollment ends for seniors over 65 January 20 1972
An advertisement urges enrollment by midnight January 20 1972 for an Elder-Care Hospital Plan supplementing Part A and B Medicare. It warns of gaps in coverage including deductibles and daily costs after day 61 and lifetime reserve use, stressing potential financial ruin without the plan.
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ElderCare Plan promotes fixed $3 monthly hospital coverage
An old style ad proclaims a Medicare related Elder Care Plan effective January 1, 1972 with annual premium of $3. It promises near complete hospital coverage regardless of Medicare payments and a 30 day money back guarantee. It details deductibles and daily costs, enrollment deadlines, and exclusions.
Elder Care Plan Promises $50,000 Hospital Gaps Coverage
A mail order life insurance pitch targets seniors with Medicare gaps and promises up to $50,000 tax free cash for hospital costs. It touts no medical questions, immediate coverage, cancelation cannot happen, and a $3 monthly premium with a 30 day approval period.
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