<prompt> Human: Heres the link.Im afraid I dont understand it, though. I signed up for a MediCare advantage plan with Kaiser. I think I pay about 100 per month for my medicare premium and 10 per month more for Medicare Advantage. My copayments on MediCare Advantage are modest. Heres a link that seems to describe in detail what my copayments are, what my out of pocket limits are, and so on. Multiple long hospitalizations, non-formulary drugs, and so on, could add up but I dont see how I could end up paying 100s of thousands of dollars out of meager retirement savings and income.What am I not getting? Am I just better off, in terms of retirement income and savings? Am I just smart or lucky because I signed up with a Kaiser Senior Advantage plan? Of is there something ominous Im not getting?Thanks in advance.  <response>: Well, given that each of them will live another 20 years thats just 6665 a year or 555 a month. If one of them lives to be 90 its down to 444 a month. Part B is 130 that leaves the rest for a good F plan, and the ones that include worldwide coverage for travelers is not all that cheap. Add a bit of exaggeration to support their advertisers and there you go. 