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Sherman A1

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22. It is sometimes a maze to come to a conclusion

Reply to thucythucy (Reply #21)

Mon Oct 21, 2019, 07:06 AM

Oct 2019

I am with the Essence Healthcare Plan in Missouri. I don't know if they reach much beyond that, but depending upon your location and needs look for the ones that have no premiums as a place to start.

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Could someone please tell me [View all] Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 OP

You're lucky if you have insurance you want to keep leftstreet Oct 2019 #1

Yes,I am a member of a good strong union. Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #3

See post #9 Sherman A1 Oct 2019 #10

Understand that the plan is at the expense of a raise you might have gotten instead. 3Hotdogs Oct 2019 #20

Right and the would have been raise will disappear Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #23

I've been complaining about this all along. There is no way employers can just pocket what brewens Oct 2019 #27

Only if the system sets it up that way. elleng Oct 2019 #2

That confusion is why I am asking my question (nt) Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #4

I'd be pleased to hear such from our candidates, elleng Oct 2019 #5

it's one of the central questions of the whole health care thing stopdiggin Oct 2019 #6

Why not support a candidate that isn't for M4A? There are some who haven't made it a centerpiece.. Kaleva Oct 2019 #7

I really like Warren, but M4A is central to her campaign Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #17

Quit ignoring the obvious. Paka Oct 2019 #8

I like my present cost (0$). One doctor is the same as any other Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #12

As a 79 year old woman who has had to switch doctors many times in my life, Paka Oct 2019 #14

Thank You For Your Input. Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #16

I currently have Medicare and a supplemental plan Sherman A1 Oct 2019 #9

I'm currently trying to decide which plan thucythucy Oct 2019 #21

It is sometimes a maze to come to a conclusion Sherman A1 Oct 2019 #22

It is absolutely a maze. thucythucy Oct 2019 #29

Hope it works out for you Sherman A1 Oct 2019 #30

I am an average voter - lazy Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #11

You're insurance isn't free. Phoenix61 Oct 2019 #13

Unless it is part of the law Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #15

I'm not sure how you know what your Phoenix61 Oct 2019 #25

But if you speak to your employer Bettie Oct 2019 #28

The issue isn't whether private insurance free M4A is better or not, it's that people (not just you) OnDoutside Oct 2019 #18

I agree with you 100% Think-b4-U-act Oct 2019 #19

I think Mayor Pete has the best solution. "Medicare For All Who Want It." Vinca Oct 2019 #24

Personally, I wish we'd drop the M4A and Phoenix61 Oct 2019 #26