An Inconvenient Truth

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Hog1

Sooooooooo, who's at fault? We live in a country that has a health care crises. I pay $987 p/mo for my family for ...................ok coverage. A REAL KILLER.
Millions of American's go without. They become a burden for the system because they don't pay for the services they recieve. The hospitals close as a result of constant red lining? I assume the doc's have to become more creative to realize the same profits as were seen a few years ago (see more patients, with decrease in quality of care per each).

And yes Matty, the only one I can see actually benefiting in all this is the Big Bad Insurance companies. They just pass along the bad news to the insured, in ever-increasing premiums?

REALISTIC solution is?????????

Yes, Interesting thread

That seems real high too me. I'm self emp. and for my family of 4 it runs right around 525.00 through Anthen. Thats even with a daughter who rang up around 75,000 to 100,000 gand in med bills 2 years ago. She is just fine now but I thought my ins. was going to jump up in price it did some and we switched to our current carrier. Maybe its time you shop your coverage.

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by firstdown

That seems real high too me. I'm self emp. and for my family of 4 it runs right around 525.00 through Anthen. Thats even with a daughter who rang up around 75,000 to 100,000 gand in med bills 2 years ago. She is just fine now but I thought my ins. was going to jump up in price it did some and we switched to our current carrier. Maybe its time you shop your coverage.

I agree, who are you with?

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Hog1

I agree, who are you with?

I'm with Anthem but what you need is a person who only writes health ins. and let them shop prices for you. The lady I use will contact us about 1 month or so before renewal and lets us know of any changes and we can decide which policy & coverages are best for us.