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Kaiser platinum is pretty close to Healthcare as a Service.
by scarejunba 7y ago
Kaiser platinum is pretty close to Healthcare as a Service.
- dillondoyle 7y agoCan confirm I love Kaiser but both the best and worst parts for me are the bureaucracy -> time/$ savers. Great when it's fast and cheap, can email Dr to get meds/treatment, get meds mailed 3 for 2 price - but frustrating when wait to see a specialist is more than a month or being rushed through in person visits like cattle. And I feel well taken care proactively with multi-DR/NP team. Plus they actually did a good job reimbursing me for costs when I had to get care in a non-kaiser state no hassle or haggling.
- onemoresoop 7y agoJust curious, what are your total yearly expenses on Kaiser? And how much does the employer pays on top of that, do you know? Thanks
- dillondoyle 7y agoI own our company with a partner, so it's me paying for it either way. I buy on the market but company pays for it. I think the overall costs are lower for Kaiser, I think I have one of the gold plans and it's only like $20-40 copay for fairly specialist visits and most medicine is really affordable. I pay labs costs and I think looking at bill I remember them being more than the actual Doctor and they seem fairly expensive. In past years I've found I barely have any costs or recently with a 'high health' year a few of the more rate big costs helped me the out of pocket pretty quick. Just googling found this: http://info.kaiserpermanente.org/healthplans/colorado/individual/pdfs/2019-On-Exchange/KP_CO_Gold_0_20_RX_Copay.pdf http://info.kaiserpermanente.org/healthplans/colorado/indivi...