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What? My "premium" healthcare plan, whose premiums are in the four digit a month tier (to your sister comment's point, although to my good fortune, my employer

What? My "premium" healthcare plan, whose premiums are in the four digit a month tier (to your sister comment's point, although to my good fortune, my employer covers 100%)... the ER copay is $250. Then you will be paying for labs, DI, and medications beyond that. In fact, as someone who has worked as a paramedic for 12 years, and worked in health insurance software for a similar period, I have -never- seen an ER stay that you'll get only a co-pay of $20 for.

CobaltFire 3y ago
To back this up: I'm retired military, with a health insurance plan that most people would kill for. It may be the best you can get in the country, seeing as I pay no premiums. My ER copay is $75 or $136, depending on my plan (HMO or Self Managed; both have the same $4200 max out of pocket per year). [0]: https://www.tricare.mil/comparecosts https://www.tricare.mil/comparecosts