Health Care

[caudio51]

What do you guys have?

I have Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ
Delta Dental
Spectra Vision

 

[David]

Trigon Blue Cross-Blue Shield...Keycare 15 with vision

 

[David]

I paid 70 bucks on a $3000 hernia surgery 5 years ago.

 

[caudio51]

Nice!

I used mine a couple times, had an MRI for free.

 

[Prometheus]

United Health Care
Delta Dental
Care Mark Prescription

Dave, I'll see your co-pay and raise you. We paid $200 for $14,000 in prescriptions. I'll take that trade allllllll day.

 

[Black Dog]

At my old job I had Trigon Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Delta Dental and AFLAC. When I left I was without insurance for 5 months since COBRA was way too expensive. Now I have Assurant Catastrophic coverage with a $5000 deductible and a Health Savings Plan. Not nearly as good as the old but one of the drawbacks of working for a young start-up company. We can't afford the good group policies.

 

[Wasch_24]

Beech Street Health & Dental
Express Scripts Persriptions

I have vsion insurance that is recently new and have yet to receive the card.

Overall I am very pleased with our insurance program here and my employer pays for a very large portion of it.

 

[Texas Cop]

Good ole Tricare Prime for me ;-) Everything is free for me, the wife and son...Cept prescriptions...Free for me, $3.00 for her, no matter what or how much....And all I have to do for it is work 24/7/365 for 2 years:thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Andrew

 

[pharmgator]

BCBS of SC for health
Catalyst RX for prescription
My wife is a dental hygienist, so routine dental work is free.

 

[Black Dog]

Now I have Assurant Catastrophic coverage with a $5000 deductible and a Health Savings Plan. Not nearly as good as the old but one of the drawbacks of working for a young start-up company. We can't afford the good group policies.

Correction:
I just opened a letter from Assurant telling me I have been denied coverage because I've been treated in the past for Type II diabetes and hypertension. What bullshit! So 18,000,000 Americans are now uninsurable?
What's even more bullshit is that I've modified my diet and exercise habits and am now staying at normal blood glucose and blood pressure levels with no medication. WTF?

 

[tripp]

United health care program that as long as I dont see anybody in the medical field except in a social setting or in a traffic jam I am fine.:drool: :drool:

Seriously

Just have major hospitalization only.

 

[David]

Correction:
I just opened a letter from Assurant telling me I have been denied coverage because I've been treated in the past for Type II diabetes and hypertension. What bullshit! So 18,000,000 Americans are now uninsurable?
What's even more bullshit is that I've modified my diet and exercise habits and am now staying at normal blood glucose and blood pressure levels with no medication. WTF?

That sucks!!

 

[Texas Cop]

Wow...that sucks man....Have you tried to appeal?

Andrew

 

[Black Dog]

Wow...that sucks man....Have you tried to appeal?

Andrew

Not yet. I just found out this evening. I've been walking around for a month thinking I was covered.
To some extent I can understand the pre-existing condition thing since it could potentially cost them money in the future but it doesn't seem fair that I can't get coverage for something unrelated, like a broken leg, due to the fact that I used to have high blood glucose.

 

[caudio51]

That's bullshit, gotta love health insurace companies.