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This isn't really true in the US, I have specific policies that insure me against other types of illness. They pay directly to me in the form of a predetermined
by sidewndr46 1y ago
This isn't really true in the US, I have specific policies that insure me against other types of illness. They pay directly to me in the form of a predetermined cash settlement in the event of a diagnosis.
- lotsofpulp 1y agoThe Affordable Care Act does not allow for benefit maximums. Necessary healthcare beyond the out of pocket maximum is (theoretically) required to be paid for by the insurer. You might have supplemental insurance that pays you in case of a specific illness, but that is not what is commonly referred to as health insurance. Can you provide a link to a business selling the type of policy you are referring to? I am curious what these look like.