CalChris says >"I think Traditional Medicare with Plan G is slightly more expensive up front with no ballooning copays/insurance or..."< What "ballooning copay

CalChris says >"I think Traditional Medicare with Plan G is slightly more expensive up front with no ballooning copays/insurance or..."< What "ballooning copays/insurance" are you speaking of? FWIW we have Medicare Advantage from Kelsey-Seybold. I don't see any balloons in my future that aren't from China. You are convinced regular Medicare + Medigap is better than Medicare Advantage. Why don't you show us an exhaustive list comparing the two instead of floating balloons past us one at a time to shoot down. My MA plan with a single provider has been excellent. One of the best "advantages" is that my medical records are centralized and I have a true medical history going back 40 years in silicon (and on paper when I need it). When go into an ER they have it all there in front of them. I'm open to change, but provide hard arguments and numbers, please.