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That's the contract you enter into. You pay a premium for coverage of unexpected medical costs and you agree to pay a copay and pay up to a deductible amount.
by assblaster 8y ago
That's the contract you enter into.
You pay a premium for coverage of unexpected medical costs and you agree to pay a copay and pay up to a deductible amount.
If you don't like the contract, enter into a different contract with a different company, or start your own private insurance companyn or self insure.
- gm-conspiracy 8y agoI was actually doing something similar with my ISP.
- assblaster 8y agoExactly. In a country where regulations allow you to start your own insurance company or your own ISP, it works well as an alternative. With heavy regulation (Obamacare, net neutrality), it is much harder for the small time players to start their own businesses to address shortcomings of the existing companies.