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Obamacare as it is has been nothing but legalized extortion for me. All my health insurance expenses have gone through the roof and they're still trying to get a payment for a bill I had already paid weeks ago. I keep calling these people to no avail and I don't know what else to do. I'm so angry, I'm going to probably write to my local congressman soon about this.
I would love to see a single-payer healthcare system implemented in America someday, because I am at my wits ends with the troubles I've had with Ocare. Yes, it's been better than the garbage I had before but not by that much in my situation.
Here’s How Much the Average American Worker Has to Pay for Health Care
Here's How Much the Average Worker Pays for Health Care
Here’s How Much the Average American Worker Has to Pay for Health Care
Here's How Much the Average Worker Pays for Health Care
Here’s How Much the Average American Worker Has to Pay for Health Care
Here's How Much the Average Worker Pays for Health Care
Getting cancer costs $500.000 ...
Why don't we go after the Big Pharma and medical corruption in the system.
Most doctors are caring but they are legally bound by the FDA to only prescribe the corrupted medication..
Illegal to buy meds over seas
$9,000 is pennies compared to losing your home
I had all good insurance before obamycare but now I pay for it with no coverage. So what good is it for millions like me?There are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
The pre existing condition law kicked in just when the insurance company was planning to kick me off for getting sick. We own a small business and renegotiate every year.There are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
Catastrophic EventI had all good insurance before obamycare but now I pay for it with no coverage. So what good is it for millions like me?There are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
When diagnosed with a disease, you are then considered a dollar sign and make money off of you...Here’s How Much the Average American Worker Has to Pay for Health Care
Here's How Much the Average Worker Pays for Health Care
Getting cancer costs $500.000 ...
Why don't we go after the Big Pharma and medical corruption in the system.
Most doctors are caring but they are legally bound by the FDA to only prescribe the corrupted medication..
Illegal to buy meds over seas
$9,000 is pennies compared to losing your home
But in the UK it costs 40,000 on average, which is about $50,000 - $60,000.
When diagnosed with a disease, you are then considered a dollar sign and make money off of you...Here’s How Much the Average American Worker Has to Pay for Health Care
Here's How Much the Average Worker Pays for Health Care
Getting cancer costs $500.000 ...
Why don't we go after the Big Pharma and medical corruption in the system.
Most doctors are caring but they are legally bound by the FDA to only prescribe the corrupted medication..
Illegal to buy meds over seas
$9,000 is pennies compared to losing your home
But in the UK it costs 40,000 on average, which is about $50,000 - $60,000.
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There are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
There are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
And why should a company be bound by any of that stuff?
FYIThere are many things in the ACA regarding Patient Protections, that are good...
-pre-existing condition coverage, no annual caps where if you do end up sick, the insurance company can not cut you off and let you die or go bankrupt, children covered until 26 on parent's policies, proportion of profits put back in to better services for the customer instead of ceo/ salaries, punishments for releasing patients before they are fully healed and having to reenter the hospital a second time, Annual physicals and appropriate age related testing covered without any out of pocket expense....etc.
The problem is and always has been, before and after the ACA, is price...the price, the price, the price!
And why should a company be bound by any of that stuff?
No pre-existing conditions? Not the government's place to tell insurance companies who to do business with.
No annual caps? Not the government's place to tell a company how much they should spend on someone they do business with.
Coverage until 26? Ridiculous, that drives up prices. You're an adult at 18, pay for your own health insurance.
Annual physicals and preventative care? Also drives up prices.
One should be able to pick and choose their coverage levels like in any other insurance sector. I'm a single man - I shouldn't have to pay for pediatric dental (which should be covered under dental insurance), preventative care (I'd rather pay for my shots out of pocket), and I should be able to manually choose a deductible, coverage range for Rx medications, deductibles and co-pays for emergency room visits, co-insurance, physician co-pays, etc... I shouldn't have it forced down my throat.
Instead of paying $165/month for a catastrophic plan through Fidelis, I would be paying less than I do now. If I could choose a $50 co-pay for a non-specialist/non-urgent care, no preventative care coverage, no pediatric dental coverage, $25 co-pay for generic Rx drugs, $200 emergency room deductible, and $100,000 coverage maximum per year (including emergency room visit), all with a $600 deductible, I'm sure my premium would be reasonable.
Insurance works by people who are not sick or in a car accident, paying for those who are sick or with car insurance, in an accident....
It would be great if we ALL could pick, ala carte, what insurance coverage we individually wanted, but the business model for Insurance simply does not work that way....they have to make a profit....and cover the costs of those who are sick.