Blue Cross and Blue Shield
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The ad featured a grandfather playing with his grandson and a retired couple dancing, declaring that “Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arizona has $0 premium Medicare Advantage Plans,” according to a version of the ad posted on YouTube.
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The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arizona ad did not mention out-of-pocket maximums for enrollees and the Aetna press release only mentioned out-of-pocket maximums of $2,100 for covered prescription drugs.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arizona and Aetna did not respond to requests for comment.
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That’s $1,600, according to an analysis of the information provided on the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas website.
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In October, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arizona launched a television advertising campaign that coincided with the start of Medicare open enrollment.
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