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She Divorced at 68 and Took COBRA. Medicare’s Eight-Month Part B Clock Kept Running.
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article describes an individual who chose COBRA after a divorce but was unaware that Medicare coverage would begin a countdown period she could not stop. It provides a cautionary healthcare coverage timeline rather than any company, policy change, or market-moving financial development.
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