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ZomBoy

(36 posts) Wed Oct 30, 2013, 11:18 AM Oct 2013

If certain "insurance" plans are being dropped

because they do not cover what the ACA mandates, what is the best definition for "insurance" now that the ACA is law?

I have heard that those with catastrophic insurance are upset because they cannot keep that plan.

Thanks for you help and answers!

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If certain "insurance" plans are being dropped (Original Post) ZomBoy Oct 2013 OP

They will get a plan that actually covers them.... Cooley Hurd Oct 2013 #1

Thanks!!!! ZomBoy Oct 2013 #2

Not a problem - welcome to DU! Cooley Hurd Oct 2013 #3

Thank you! ZomBoy Oct 2013 #4

Cooley Hurd

(26,877 posts)

1. They will get a plan that actually covers them....

Reply to ZomBoy (Original post)

Wed Oct 30, 2013, 11:21 AM

Oct 2013

...and one that covers not only catastrophic situations but dr visits with a REASONABLE copay.

Sure, they will have to pay a little more, but it cannot exceed 9% of their income. AND they actually have meaningful coverage.

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