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• Does Medicare Advantage replace original Medicare?

  There are two options commonly used to replace or supplement Original Medicare . One option, called Medicare Advantage plans, are an alternative way to get Original Medicare . The other option, Medicare Supplement (or Medigap) insurance plans work alongside your Original Medicare coverage.

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  Medicare Advantage Plans are often a better deal than standard Medicare and a Medgiap policy, but this is not universally true. A beneficiary who qualifies for the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program will not benefit from having an Advantage plan.

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  PLYMOUTH, Minn.– Dakota Supply Group (DSG) has announced plans to open a new branch in Watertown, South Dakota, in April 2021. It will be DSG’s seventh location in South Dakota and its 36th across five states. The new facility will occupy a portion of the Town Clock building at 206 9th Avenue SE on Highway 212.

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  — Filip Rebraca had a career-high 26 points as North Dakota edged past South Dakota 75-71 on Thursday night in a Summit League opener for both teams. The challenges for smaller basketball programs run deeper than ever, and the disparity between the haves and have-nots has never been greater than in this year of the pandemic.