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MontanaMama

(24,718 posts)
13. You're absolutely right.
Wed Oct 16, 2019, 09:58 AM
Oct 2019

We have a $4000 per person deductible as well so we pay out a crap ton of money before a dime is spent on medical care. It’s so frustrating.

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I have insurance through my employer Evergreen Emerald Oct 2019 #1
I pay 50 bucks a month with no deductible through my employer. They'll pay for healthcare when I UniteFightBack Oct 2019 #2
Lucky you. Many companies cut pensions and health benefits for retirees. blm Oct 2019 #4
Your employer is writing off 100% of what they pay as a business expense, Tanuki Oct 2019 #5
I am not for MFA...period. I like my health insurance through the job. Demsrule86 Oct 2019 #8
Great point that usually goes undiscussed. blm Oct 2019 #12
I'm keeping this article on file Ohiogal Oct 2019 #3
K&R... spanone Oct 2019 #6
I'm guessing we pay a lot of bloated overhead MontanaMama Oct 2019 #7
Mine is over 700 a month just for me. blm Oct 2019 #10
You're absolutely right. MontanaMama Oct 2019 #13
To be fair, 2011 was before ACA limited overhead to 15% for most health plans, 20% for individual Hoyt Oct 2019 #9
I wonder why media won't give this a thorough examination. It seems blm Oct 2019 #11
+1, "To get where we need to be, we are going to have to make big changes in the entire system" uponit7771 Oct 2019 #19
Thank you ismnotwasm Oct 2019 #22
The Medicare figure used this way is effectively a blatant LIE. Hortensis Oct 2019 #14
PNHP states that its single-payer plan is based in private medical service. blm Oct 2019 #15
Here are reliable and understandable data for DUers: Hortensis Oct 2019 #17
My reply was to your statement about ACA and Medicare being based blm Oct 2019 #18
Okay. I was still under the influence of that "1.3%." Hortensis Oct 2019 #20
Alcohol? 😁 blm Oct 2019 #21
Sooooooo, HCI would only go down 25% at the most? what about deductibles etc? I don't think anyone uponit7771 Oct 2019 #16
Guy who runs Blue Cross Blue Shield in Michigan got $19.2M in 2018. Kid Berwyn Oct 2019 #23
Under ACA, 80% Skidmore Oct 2019 #24
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