I could have gotten some disability from hearing loss due to being in shipyards, gunfire etc..but I never pursued it.
If I got 30% disability dating back to 2008 that would be a shit ton of strip club and Taco Bell money.
Im going to look into it
Thanks Obama!
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If I got 30% disability dating back to 2008 that would be a shit ton of strip club and Taco Bell money.
Im going to look into it
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It would indeed. Lol.
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I live in NY. To cover my wife and I, $400 a month premium and I have to pay the first 12,000 before insurance covers anything.
Wtf?! Not to get in your biz, but do you make over 150K/year or is your employer the worst company on earth? I'm in NY too and I've never heard of plans that bad except on COBRA.
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England above all.I would pay more for a lower deductible because I actually use my insurance with my back. I legit cannot afford to have surgery, even with insurance.
I have a separate prescription insurance that is amazing. My dad, with Medicare (that's the one for old people, right, I drank too much and can't remember), pays $30 for 120 Vicodin 10/325s, I JUST paid $7 for the same damn thing. I'll take a low deductible insurance, with full coverage, please.
Guess I gotta move.
How is insurance in Australia? @Vutulaki and @Mieshas Taint ?!
What about in England@Leigh ?!
I don't know how anything works.
National Health Service ftw.
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I talked to a guy the other day who works in the insurance business in Atlanta. He works on commission and does mostly small group insurance for small businesses (fewer than 100 employees).
Despite the fact that he was a redneck, he was educated and honest. He said that since ObamaCare started, the insurance brokerage company he works for has experienced a surge in business.
Basically he's been able to make a career because of the Affordable Care Act.
And that's just one guy.
Despite the fact that he was a redneck, he was educated and honest. He said that since ObamaCare started, the insurance brokerage company he works for has experienced a surge in business.
Basically he's been able to make a career because of the Affordable Care Act.
And that's just one guy.
We pay nothing for visits to the doctor, ER, treatment, surgery etc. We pay a small fee for prescriptions (I think it's about £7) and we get subsidised dental care (I pay £8 per month dental insurance).What about in England
I don't know how anything works.
I have private medical insurance on top of that. My work pays but I think it's about £50 per month and there is zero deductible. Private hospitals have much shorter waiting lists and I don't have to convince my doctor to sign me off for more frivolous treatments, such as spurious MRIs for mild back pain.
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In seeing a lot of this in my patients. That's a little higher on the deductible, but the same trend.
On average I'd say ACA plans in my.patient population...
200 bucks to cover one person, with a 5000-8000 deductible. Blue collar workers. Usually blood pressure and cholesterol meds on $4/month generics.
In seeing a lot of this in my patients. That's a little higher on the deductible, but the same trend.
On average I'd say ACA plans in my.patient population...
200 bucks to cover one person, with a 5000-8000 deductible. Blue collar workers. Usually blood pressure and cholesterol meds on $4/month generics.
I do not make over 150k a year. I have four options for plans. Bronze to platinum. The platinum which is co pays no deductable is 1200 a month in premiums.
I'm not on aca either. But based on my income last time I checked they were about the same.
I've never paid this much, or had a deductible, in my life, and I have had my own insurance since I was 20.
And I don't even have ACA! I have group coverage.
This is crazy. To get the same coverage through ACA, it was $600-700 a month. I looked because I was so worried I was paying far too much.
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