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Showing Original Post only (View all)I had to change policies and doctors yesterday. [View all]
My employer is no longer offering coverage through through the provider I was using. I had to switch to a new provider, and my doctor is not in that provider's network. Plus, my premium went up over 10%.
The plans for me at healthcare.gov are a lot more expensive.
This is what happens to folks like me because we don't have single-payer or a public option.
I am most upset that I have to find a new doctor. We were told that would not happen.
Still, I am glad others are getting help they didnt have before. I wish I had some of the options they have in the marketplace.
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You are looking at the possibility of changing doctors every time your employer changes
ehrnst
Oct 2013
#10
What sort of reform is it that leaves all the flaws in place for the sake of profiting from the
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2013
#13
It is illegal to raise prices during an emergency. Price gouging is a crime and officials who do
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2013
#16