I have been layed off at work and will not have health insurance unless I pay the cobra fees, which I cannot afford--
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Why do people who oppose the health insurance reform bill think it's socialistic?
It uses privatization, not socialistic principles. The reason why the rest of the world pays half per capita for health care (and get better outcomes) is because EVERYBODY IS COVERED. Don't people understand that for the price to go down, everyone has to be included and contribute. That's why there's the mandate. People are more emotional than logical.
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Because they've been parroting everything they "know" for so long that they can't stop themselves.
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Because they've been parroting everything they "know" for so long that they can't stop themselves.
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Would it be morally correct for politicians to give up their taxpayer paid health insurance?
They have the money to pay for their own AND they get re-election money from the insurance industry.
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Well, their paycheck comes from tax dollars anyway, so this hardly changes anything. On the other hand, House Resolution 615 would make a substantial difference: "That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that Members who vote in favor of the establishment of a public, Federal Government run health insurance option are urged to forgo their right to participate in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) and agree to enroll under that public option." No Congressman who has gone on record supporting any form of the public option has agreed to sign onto this bill. Apparently, any such plan is good enough for taxpayers, but they think they deserve a higher standard of care. But who ever expected that there would ever be a politician who wasn't a hypocrite?
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Well, their paycheck comes from tax dollars anyway, so this hardly changes anything. On the other hand, House Resolution 615 would make a substantial difference: "That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that Members who vote in favor of the establishment of a public, Federal Government run health insurance option are urged to forgo their right to participate in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) and agree to enroll under that public option." No Congressman who has gone on record supporting any form of the public option has agreed to sign onto this bill. Apparently, any such plan is good enough for taxpayers, but they think they deserve a higher standard of care. But who ever expected that there would ever be a politician who wasn't a hypocrite?
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Do I have to pay my health insurance premiums while off work due to work related injury(workmans comp)Nebraska
I'm on TDD( temp disability) thru workmans comp. my employer just called telling me i have to pay my medical insurance thats due.
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If you have medical insurance through your employer, you may need to pay for it to keep it current. What you receive for workman's compensation is not paid out of your health insurance. These are separate entities and, after a certain time on disability, your employer is no longer responsible for paying your health insurance.
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If you have medical insurance through your employer, you may need to pay for it to keep it current. What you receive for workman's compensation is not paid out of your health insurance. These are separate entities and, after a certain time on disability, your employer is no longer responsible for paying your health insurance.
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What can you do if your health insurance denies a claim after you've had an operation?
and initially you were told that they would cover you almost in full. (i got a bill for 17 thousand dollars) for an operation I had that my doctor's secretary told me would be covered 90% by insurance.
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Take it up with the doctor's secretary. Nice of her to speak for the insurance company. What the secretary says doesn't bind the insurer to anything. In the meantime, appeal the claim. Can't get any worse.
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Take it up with the doctor's secretary. Nice of her to speak for the insurance company. What the secretary says doesn't bind the insurer to anything. In the meantime, appeal the claim. Can't get any worse.
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What health insurance do you have?How much will your insurance carrier pay for each disease or condition?
a) lung cancer b)attempted suicide c)teen pregnancy d)drug addiction My teacher is having us look this up like how much will we have to pay in the hospital, how much your insurance covers you and how much came from your pocket...idk e)alcoholism
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Teamsters Blue Cross/ Blue Shield 1) everything covered except for $100 co pay - then I'd have to pay 10% of each medical office visit up to $1700 then 100% free 2) have to pay $100 co- pay then $250 in house treatment, then $20 each psych meeting 3) have to pay for $100 co-pay then 10% of every office visit , $250 hospital stay for delivery 4) have to pay $100 co-pay ( for any medical need ) then $20 every psych meeting- NA meetings are free 5) have to pay for $100 co-pay ( for any medical need) then $20 per facility meeting - AA meetings are free
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Teamsters Blue Cross/ Blue Shield 1) everything covered except for $100 co pay - then I'd have to pay 10% of each medical office visit up to $1700 then 100% free 2) have to pay $100 co- pay then $250 in house treatment, then $20 each psych meeting 3) have to pay for $100 co-pay then 10% of every office visit , $250 hospital stay for delivery 4) have to pay $100 co-pay ( for any medical need ) then $20 every psych meeting- NA meetings are free 5) have to pay for $100 co-pay ( for any medical need) then $20 per facility meeting - AA meetings are free
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Do medical office assistants in Michigan make much money and do they get health insurance?
I am thinking about getting a certificate in medical office assistant, but don't know if it's worth it. College really isn't for me, but I need a job that offers insurance and doesn't require a lot of training/schooling. Are there other jobs in the medical field that don't take a lot of training? I've been searching around online but not getting too far.
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In arizona i believe they pay anywhere from $10-18 an hour. I'll be starting the MA program here in september, its going to cost me about $5300 and i should be finished in 10-12 months. I would hope they get good health benefits. Hope this helps!
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In arizona i believe they pay anywhere from $10-18 an hour. I'll be starting the MA program here in september, its going to cost me about $5300 and i should be finished in 10-12 months. I would hope they get good health benefits. Hope this helps!
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