if you were to have a debilitating illness, being halfway fast tracking to the top 1%, it would not be devastating for you if your TOOP was $100k for the top cancer drugs that you'd need to have.
people in my tax bracket don't get top anything.
Affordable?
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if you were to have a debilitating illness, being halfway fast tracking to the top 1%, it would not be devastating for you if your TOOP was $100k for the top cancer drugs that you'd need to have.
people in my tax bracket don't get top anything.
The fact is, if your income is more than peanuts, you haven't pumped out a ton of rug rats and you'd like to continue with your gold or platinum insurance policy, your rates are going to go up substantially.
Bucky has no clue how this program is funded and more than likely doesn't give a shit.
nitro harley
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Sky.
I did have my meniscus repaired in my knee last september. That was the first time I have used my healthcare ever. My wife is on medicare and hers went up a small amount compared to mine. I don't know how you got a gold policy for zero amount. How did you swing that?
one thing you have to understand about that (other nations) often times the wait for specialists are insane.
we have a member here in eire whose mom is very sick (no, she not an alcoholic), they have a real issue with doctors there..are given the runaround because they can't afford the "private" option.
it's tragic and waaaaaaaay worse than here. did i say, way?
enlighten us, please?
ChesusRice
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And yet by your own admission your current policy is cheaper than your old policy.
So again
Why are you bitching?
i only have unearned income: school loans
ChesusRice
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desert dude
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My health insurance doesn't cover any of the erectile drugs. It does cover prostate exams though.
nitro harley
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Sky.
Does that mean everybody that is broke gets gold health care plans? That doesn't make sense. I had a gold plan before the 20% increase, now I have a silver plan. If that is true we are all in a world of shit, imo
really?
maybe you need to get an ACA policy.
they have 10* points of coverage guaranteed
no it means that because i have no money, i'm still treated as a 1st class citizen.
thanks, obama!
EDIT: it's called "leveling the playing field"
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desert dude
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I am pretty sure gramma doesn't need any of those things either.
Ask him ... let's see what he says, I could be wrong. Remember, you never get something for nothing ... Bucky has no problem with "reeee-distribution" ....
I thought you were an accountant of some sort ... who do you think pays when others can't?
Remember this policy is about "access" not cost control. Any reduction in expense is auxiliary.
really, i thought it was the hip replacement that was in question which is covered at 100%?
just as i thought..fail.
nitro harley
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no it means that because i have no money, i'm still treated as a 1st class citizen.
thanks, obama!
EDIT: it's called "leveling the playing field"
Sky.
I looked up health care for people that have no income and it says that I would qualify for medicade not a gold plan. So how did you get a gold plan with no income?
my state does not offer medicaid expansion.
to have medicaid in my state, i must have a minor child living with me.
UncleBuck
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yeah, like you're the only one with insurance.
rates for oregon actually DECREASED.
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