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When a senior receives a letter saying their Medicare Advantage plan is ending, they aren’t thinking about insurance company finances or federal policy. They’re asking a much more personal question: How am I going to afford my health care next year? 

For nearly two years, my team at Hometown Senior Solutions has been warning about shrinking Medicare Advantage choices in New Hampshire. Changes in federal policy, health care costs and insurer decisions have made a difficult market even harder. 

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