Tea Party Membership - Revoked!
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He said "affordable" health care right? not "free". There is a difference.
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The title suggests that there is one monolithic Tea Party and that all of its members share common behavior, which is a fallacy.
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He said "affordable" health care right? not "free". There is a difference.
He said "affordable" health care right? not "free". There is a difference.
No.
WSS
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just got home from work and tried to watch the video, couldn't. I lasted 5 seconds before that guy got on my nerves.
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obamacare is indeed mode affordable month to month than medical mutual who I was going through with one caveat. You can't use it for anything except dramatic emergency situations because the deductible is so high. Moving up in plans wouls not make it any more affordable than my previous cost prohibitive plan.
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obamacare is indeed mode affordable month to month than medical mutual who I was going through with one caveat. You can't use it for anything except dramatic emergency situations because the deductible is so high. Moving up in plans wouls not make it any more affordable than my previous cost prohibitive plan.
obamacare is indeed mode affordable month to month than medical mutual who I was going through with one caveat. You can't use it for anything except dramatic emergency situations because the deductible is so high. Moving up in plans wouls not make it any more affordable than my previous cost prohibitive plan.
what was your deductible? you single or have a family?
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I have a wife and kids and my deductible is around 12,000. Which is ridiculous. I have to pay their appointments out of pocket. But, however, when my youngest son needed surgery last year it covered it very nicely.
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I have a wife and kids and my deductible is around 12,000. Which is ridiculous. I have to pay their appointments out of pocket. But, however, when my youngest son needed surgery last year it covered it very nicely.
I have a wife and kids and my deductible is around 12,000. Which is ridiculous. I have to pay their appointments out of pocket. But, however, when my youngest son needed surgery last year it covered it very nicely.
ouch on that deductible.
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Yeah no shit.
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However I only pay like 80 bucks a month as opposed to 400+ on medical mutual. Better deductible to be sure but since I rarely use it it's a rolling the dice type situation
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Bingo.
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My Aetna plan was discontinued because of the ACA, they informed me after the first of the month so after 1 month uninsured I was able to switch 2 Medical Mutual. I was on their Gold Plan at approximately 750 dollars a month. At the end of that month they were forced to discontinue the Gold Plan and moved me to the silver plan at $650 a month but with a huge deductible and Big out of pocket limit.
So for what it's worth it's done nothing but screw me.
Well. ...
WSS
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Free healthcare...it's the way forward.
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And how much would it be if you weren't getting a subsidy? $800, $900, $1,000 a month?......for people not eligible for a subsidy, I don't call that affordable, plus they have that high deductible on top of that.
And how much would it be if you weren't getting a subsidy? $800, $900, $1,000 a month?......for people not eligible for a subsidy, I don't call that affordable, plus they have that high deductible on top of that.
Here's the thing. I make around thirty dollars an hour and I still am eligible for a subsidy (my wife is a stay at home mom) so it you're making twice that you've got no reason to cry about not getting one. I've got one income and three dependants and we've got money to live on and save. As far as I'm concerned I'm the person obamacare is "supposed" to work for and except for the deductible it works just fine. When I'm old and having to go to the doctors constantly that may not be the case.
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Pfffft. Emotional liberal.
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Someone has to pay that subsidy.....and because you have 4 family members in your household, that income level for a subsidy is about $95,000. So if you made $95,000 annually, you'd think it was ok to pay $1,000 a month for coverage for your family, for a $12,000 deductible plan? So in essence, if you had a hospitalization in your family and had to pay the deductible of $12,000, plus the premium for that year of $12,000, you'd be ok with that?
Take that same $30 an hour, for a 2 member household, and the income level for a subsidy is about $62,000. So, that household isn't eligible for a subsidy, and their monthly premium for Obamacare can be anywhere from $400.00 monthly(for a young couple)- $1,000 monthly( for a couple in their 60's) for that same high deductible plan. For the young couple, not so bad, for the older couple, with probably more claims, not so good. To get good coverage, that premium shoots way up.
Personally, I feel the word "Affordable" should be nowhere in the "Affordable" Care Act........just my opinion, and you know what they say about opinions.
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Good post Gidget. Affordable my ass.
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Man you guys pay through the nose for healthcare.
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