Cobi Blumenfeld-Gantz
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 16 Sep
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So sometimes as low as sixty percent, sometimes as much as ninety percent.
Medigap is also administered by these private insurance carriers.
So there are Why
Yeah, it's not that they don't like it.
It's that it's that a Medicare Advantage plan tends to be more profitable than a Medicare supplement plan to the insurance carrier, which
If you think about insurance, it means that it should be the inverse to the customer, that a Medicare supplement plan should be more profitable to the customer, uh, because it's a zero-sum game.
There's a fixed number of dollars.
And so if the plan is making more, the customer is making less.
Uh so that's one that's not strictly correct, but that's one directional way to think about it.
Um, but but yeah, broadly, uh uh Medicare advantage carrier is making more money on a
plan than a Medigap carrier is making on a plan.
And so Medicare Advantage plans pay more to the uh distribute what they would consider to user acquisition or marketing of which uh of which um Medicare advisors are part um to get that to work.
We actually never had any intention of having politicians involved.
It was it was pure happenstance.
So the the backstory is um Vivek Ramaswamy, who's now a prominent Republican.
He was a full co-founder.
Peter was not.
But I became very good friends with Vivek well before he ever entered politics.
He was just a successful entrepreneur.
He founded a very successful, let's say, a public biopharma company called Royvan, which is a very good company.
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