Example of one womans cheap insurance plan that will be dropped because it doesnt pay for much at all: the woman thought her copay was $50, but all the insurance pays toward the limited procedures it does cover is $50, and she must pay the rest. It pays nothing for hospitalizations except for complications from pregnancy. The details: >....Her $54 plan actually doesn’t have copays for doctor visits and prescriptions. It pays $50 toward covered doctor’s visits, Dianne pays the rest, and $15 toward prescriptions, Dianne pays the rest. As for hospitalization, Greta again went where CBS did not, and actually asked about it. >“Well, does it pay for any hospitalization, the current policy you have?” Greta asked. >“Again, I’m a little confused about it,” Barrette answered. “I have been reading over and over the policies, and it appears that it does cover some outpatient, but when you go through the booklet they sent, it would say refer to this, refer to it but then refer back to… it was very confusing.” >Actually, it doesn’t cover any hospital stays, unless Dianne suffers complications from pregnancy. Then, it pays fifty bucks. It doesn’t cover any outpatient care, except for mammography, osteoporosis screening, diabetes self-management, and complications from pregnancy. For that handful of services, the plan pays $50, and Dianne pays the rest.....> These are the kinds of scam insurance policies that are being dropped because the companies dont want to pay to offer a legitimate insurance plan, and certainly not at the lower costs Obamacare will feature with extensive subsidies to most buyers.
Posted on: Sat, 02 Nov 2013 03:06:55 +0000
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