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Sadly, insurance does not typically offer any coverage for the devices themselves. (src: been wearing them for over twenty years, have seen one employer plan th
by volkadav 9y ago
Sadly, insurance does not typically offer any coverage for the devices themselves. (src: been wearing them for over twenty years, have seen one employer plan that offered any benefits in that area)
- arghwhat 9y agoScandinavian here—wait, the paid health insurance doesn't cover the devices themselves? I assume that people in the US are probably tired of "grass is greener on the other side" stories, but I'm seriously surprised that the paid insurance doesn't cover. Here, the free public health insurance covers the devices needed with no price limit, and cover all battery expenses for life. If you want to get the devices themselves from the private sector, the public health insurance covers up to some fixed price, with you paying the rest.