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I have no pre-existing conditions, but being able to sign-up using the exchange was a big reason I was able to go full-time in a small business rather than cont
by alphabettsy 10y ago
I have no pre-existing conditions, but being able to sign-up using the exchange was a big reason I was able to go full-time in a small business rather than continuing to work part-time for a large company to keep health benefits. The monthly premium is too high in my opinion, but one hospital visit made it worth it.
Improvements definitely need to be made though, I'd rather have Medicare like my grandparents and I have a hard time understanding why people are so against national healthcare or even exploring the idea.
- DoodleBuggy 10y ago> I have no pre-existing conditions Have you been to a doctor before? Then you might have a pre-existing condition.
- amyjess 10y agoThe exchanges are terrible. In Texas, the only options available on the exchanges are HMOs, and in large chunks of the state, only a single provider is available. If you don't have employer-provided health insurance, you're still basically screwed even under the ACA.
- alphabettsy 10y agoTexas. Need I say more? The state chose to make ACA as unworkable as possible.