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| gramadinah |
Posted - Jun 17 2013 : 09:34:36 AM
Earlier this month I got a letter that my insurance was now going to pay for my Birth Control. At 58 that really is a great deal. (for them) Today I opened my mail today and got the new bill for my health insurance and it went up $177.00 dollars. What is any body doing for health insurance any great deals I haven't found?
Diana
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| alterationsbyemily |
Posted - Jul 01 2013 : 12:49:40 PM
Ours changed also, the insurance company deemed certain shots/vaccines not medically needed and there is now a $100 deductable for them. So my Rhophylac from pregnancy was not covered. I said that I had to get it because I am O neg and if the baby was O pos I would more than likely die. The company just said it wasn't considered important that I could get it. Also when my DS was terrible sick in February with terrible runs for two weeks, we were desperate that we agreed to an injection to try to get him back to normal, that was also unneeded according to the company and $100 for that out of our pockets.
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| Katlady93 |
Posted - Jun 18 2013 : 10:28:22 AM
the company i work for implemented a "spousal" surchaerge a couple of years ago to save costs. if your SO has health care available where they work, they added a $12/week charge to what you pay for insurance here. so we stand down with pena nd paper, and a calculator, and worked it all out. we switched to his insuracne, it was better, not as expensive, and all of our doctors were in hte network, so it was even less. i like it much better
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| nubidane |
Posted - Jun 18 2013 : 08:45:14 AM
If you carry a few extra pounds, be aware also. My neighbors insurance is going up between 20-50% because he needs to lose some weight (as do I)
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| AnnieinIdaho |
Posted - Jun 17 2013 : 11:24:38 AM
Yes indeed, health care insurance is going up. The company my husband works for (and other companies we know of) have told us that because of the new health care system being put in place the insurance rates are so high they now will have to transition to a part-time employee company with only a hand full of full-time managers. They have given everyone notice of this. My daughter's monthly paycheck is now $1000 less because of the new medical insurance rates and various taxes. She noticed this change in February. Hang on girls..it is just beginning. This is another reason I am getting my hands on every herb and folk health care remedy book I can find. Of course, this won't help with serious health issues. Hmmm, maybe one day my tiny hand-quilting skill will come in handy to stitch up an accidental wound. Lucky ducks all you who became nurses! Lucky ducks all you who live in the countryside where you can gather and forage wild plants for health care.
Thinking of you wishing you good days and nights. Annie
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| Cindy Lou |
Posted - Jun 17 2013 : 10:40:13 AM
Some states have special plans though the state that are more affordable. Check out that option too.
Susan
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| Rosemary |
Posted - Jun 17 2013 : 10:07:10 AM
I have found that for a personal, as opposed to a group, policy, it tells to work with an insurance broker. They can tailor coverage to suit your needs and budget -- though those don't always coincide perfectly. There are also not-insurance methods that some people apparently use successfully. There' s a Christian one, kind of a co-op, I guess. You submit your medical bills to the group and somebody pays them somehow. I doubt this would impress many health-care providers that won't even take you if you don't use an insurance carrier that they work with. |
