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Perseus

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31. How amazing is it?

Thu Feb 20, 2020, 11:12 AM

Feb 2020

You don't have copay?
Can you go to any provider, or only those in the plan?
Do you have limits in the coverage?
Does it include Dental? When I say dental I mean not limited to just "teeth cleaning"
If you have dental, does it cover braces, and other procedures that may be needed, such as surgery, etc.?
Is your insurance given to you by your employer, and can you stay on it if you switch jobs?
Will your insurance be available when you retire and still your employer pay what they pay for you?
I have to assume that your insurance pays for preventive medicine?

There are many other questions that could be asked, but if you answer yes to all of the above then of course you should keep it.

Last thing, with what Sanders and Warren are proposing you would not loose this wonderful insurance.

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And would take away the amazing healthcare I already have Loki Liesmith Feb 2020 #1

So long as you have yours . . . Nature Man Feb 2020 #2

Thanks for illustrating another main problem with it. Insulting 150 million people R B Garr Feb 2020 #9

Nobody advocating a public option doesn't think that others should be covered brooklynite Feb 2020 #37

And replace it something better, The horrors! Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #4

on average is the operating word drray23 Feb 2020 #14

On average is the operative word. Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #15

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I work for a top 3 berksdem Feb 2020 #36

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Yeah, screw everyone else nobuddy Feb 2020 #8

You are so right. Look at the responses -- nothing but petty insults. R B Garr Feb 2020 #11

150 million people love their crappy private health Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #16

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+1000 ehrnst Feb 2020 #21

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It's amazing cannabis_flower Feb 2020 #23

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Why would it do that? edhopper Feb 2020 #29

How amazing is it? Perseus Feb 2020 #31

no thank you. I dont want a crazy president to put my healthcare in a spending bill with the wall... samnsara Feb 2020 #3

Supplement plans & Advantage plans could remain CousinIT Feb 2020 #5

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You sound like cannabis_flower Feb 2020 #25

No, read again -- it's the opposite of your assertion. Hermit-The-Prog Feb 2020 #33

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Under the British plan cannabis_flower Feb 2020 #27

Yes... but you don't do it in one big ax of a plan.... ashredux Feb 2020 #12

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