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I have. Procedure totaling about $90k. HDHP covered everything after the first $4k. HSA that company contributes to covered the first $4k. My expense = $0. Ins
by pathseeker 6y ago
I have. Procedure totaling about $90k. HDHP covered everything after the first $4k. HSA that company contributes to covered the first $4k. My expense = $0.
Instead of talking about anecdotes or making lame personal accusations, just look at the data: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2690297/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2690297/
- Gibbon1 6y ago> Instead of talking about anecdotes or making lame personal accusations You are then fully aware that you are covered by a gold plated healthcare plan and your experience is utterly atypical. HN guideline prohibit me from saying what I think about people like you.
- pathseeker 6y ago>You are then fully aware that you are covered by a gold plated healthcare My healthcare plan is not gold plated. It's trivial to find a HDCP on the open healthcare exchange with the same $4k deductible. The only atypical thing was that my employer covered the $4k HSA deposit, but paying that $4k does not lead to financial ruin for the vast majority of the middle class. >and your experience is utterly atypical. Did you even read the survey I sent you? I think your view has been heavily tainted by political arguments about healthcare, which focus on the minority it doesn't work for. Again, the reason healthcare is so hard to change in the US is because it works for the majority of the population. >HN guideline prohibit me from saying what I think about people like you. Consider why you are so emotionally charged about the topic and take a step back. Is there something that deeply upsets you about healthcare not being a failure for more than half of the population?