High Deductible Health Plan Pros and Cons
Comments on article "High Deductible Health Plan Pros and Cons"| Name | Views and Comments | Date |
| sandy k | The high deductible health plans are also for individuals that do have health issues that require high dollar treatment or prescriptions. As long as the plan deductible is lower than what the person would end up paying out of pocket on a PPO plan with co-pays and the higher premiums, then they would be ahead. | 4/13/2011 |
| Mary R | One unintended consequence as a result of the new healthcare reform is that employers are moving to no co-pay high deductible health plans to lower their premiums and at the same time asking employees to pay a larger percentage of the premiums. Between having to pay for their own healthcare until the deductible is met and the added premiums, employees have much higher out-of-pocket costs. The unintended consequence? People are forgoing seeking treatment for routine illnesses, which can often result in a worse illness down the line that requires more expensive treatment. With WhiteGlove you don't have to put it off, WhiteGlove members seek care early to avoid being sick a long time and it just costs them $35 a visit. | 10/5/2010 |
| Ramona Simson | Friend of mine told me about a site that offer 40% discount on health insurance.I tried this company.They are great.You can check their site. www . MyBestHealthInsurance . Info |
7/3/2010 |
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