Health Insurance Basics (College Health Guru)
Posted on June 27th, 2009 | by admin |
Health insurance can be confusing. HMO? PPO? EPO? What does it all mean? Get the basics in this video! More info: College.Healthguru.com
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8 Responses to “Health Insurance Basics (College Health Guru)”
By blackscent on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
i dont have health …
i dont have health insurance :O
By lvperalta on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
Watch Sicko, that …
Watch Sicko, that is the real state of health insurance in the US. I’d rather be in France, UK or Canada where I won’t be paying anything, even for a visit to a doctor.
By abyssquick on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
“Annual checkup” .. …
“Annual checkup” … ha! That’s a good one.
A new pacer is at least a $100,000 operation (probably more). Just to -live-. No insurance companies cover this, as a pre-existing. To pay for it oneself is to enslave oneself to a loan payoff.
So basically, unless I opt for this state of semi-slavery, or move out of the USA, I’m fucked. Thanks USA.
By fitedeltachi on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
Then move! …
Then move! Universal Health Care is socialism and we won’t miss you one bit. Believing what Michael Moore says in his mock-umentaries doesn’t really give you a lot of clout at the intellectual table.
By lvperalta on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
Thank you for your …
Thank you for your intellectual comment. I will move to France and I will surely miss you.
By fitedeltachi on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
Don’t let the door …
Don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out. Or maybe it should; let France pay for surgery on your ass.
By lvperalta on Jun 28, 2009 | Reply
why such concern …
why such concern for my ass? maybe you like it, no?
By CBCBanana1 on Jun 28, 2009 | Reply
Is this really how …
Is this really how the American system works? I’ve heard stories of how insurance companies revoke coverage if a patient/client dares make a claim. A business model for health care profits doesn’t help the people, it helps the shareholders.
American health care is supposed to be the best quality in the world, but what use is it if the people who need it in an emergency or patients in poor physical condition can’t get it without ridiculous monetary costs and risk of loss of insurance coverage?