re: 15 Million Americans About to Lose Medical Coverage

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it’s an impending medical insurance meltdown.

An estimated 15 million Americans could lose their health coverage starting Jan. 11, 2023.

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Intentional, not incompetence.
Just another step on the way to nationalized healthcare.

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15 Million Americans About to Lose Medical Coverage

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Hopefully the majority are democrat voters. It's what they deserve

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In the same report, 93 percent said they felt the benefits aren’t worth the high price tag.

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Lol at the “affordable” Obamacare

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Many Americans need to:

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Stop eating GMO’s

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Why?

What does a hybrid plant do to hurt your body?

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One study in 2022 showed A staggering 112 million Americans are unable to afford health insurance. In the same report, 93 percent said they felt the benefits aren’t worth the high price tag.

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What’s even crazier is that that number would be more than double if companies didn’t subsidize premiums.

As a business owner, I keep asking our health insurance broker if they do not see the inevitable train wreck that is about to happen. You can’t sustain 10-20% annual increases and a reduction in coverages.

And I look around and all I see are new hospitals being built everywhere.

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Thanks for your response. So they do pay, what they say they will, without much issues? Medishare is one that requires the calls and letters and actually having to log in to make a payment on someones bill right? That is what gets me from doing it, as I get distracted and will go a while without logging in to do it.

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I'm not actually too sure about that. As far as I know we have always paid the provider whatever they asked when we had a doctor's visit and they billed Medi-share for their portion of the reimbursement. I've never submitted bills, but we've never had over maybe $2k out of pocket in an entire year between the 3 of us so I've never worried about it.

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In past research iirc I read on one where they will negotiate pricing with doctors to help lower pricing. Obviously it's a way to help not trigger their pay out "deductible"

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There are many cost-saving measures these types of companies take that traditional insurance companies do not. They also encourage you to discuss cash prices with your doctors, and they have some kind of program (not sure since I've never used it) where you can schedule with a Medishare consultant person to get a procedure or surgery done, and they handle the arrangements and scheduling and give you a percentage back on your out-of-pocket costs. They also have preferred providers that offer a larger payment percentage by Medi-share during your out-of-pocket expense period.

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The concept sounds ideal for me, but I'm one of those "just make it simple and easy for me" types. Even if I have to pay some more.

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Well, for almost 5 years now, we pay Medishare out of our account every month, give the membership number to our doctors, and Medishare sends me an online statement every month. About as easy as it gets. The only thing I've done "extra" is change the dentist we were going to after searching on their site for one of their preferred providers.

One HUGE thing for me is that Medi-Share pays 100% of maternity costs for your wife. Even with our insurance, when my girl was born, we had to pay over $2k out-of-pocket. That was one of the reasons I switched over to MediShare almost immediately after she was born. From doctor's visits to delivery costs and everything in between, regardless of your "share portion" (as Medishare calls it) and how much you've spent so far that year, all maternity expenses from start to finish are covered.