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90,000 In Alabama To Find Health Insurance

Mike

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In Ala., 90,000 have to find new health insurance
Posted: Nov 02, 2013 10:45 AM CDT Updated: Nov 02, 2013 10:45 AM CDT

By PHILLIP RAWLS
Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - About 90,000 Alabamians will have to find new health insurance policies because their current policies don't meet the requirements of the federal health care law.

The state Department of Insurance says it doesn't have figures on the issue. The Associated Press compiled the 90,000 figure by contacting Alabama's major health insurance companies.

Alabama's largest health insurance provider is Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama. It has 87,000 customers who have been notified that their plans don't meet the law's requirements. They are being enrolled in a new plan that complies with the law.

Humana reports it has 3,000 customers affected.

United Health Care says it focuses on the group insurance market in Alabama rather than individual policies.

Got my BCBS letter. My policy that includes me only almost exactly doubled. Plus the higher deductible and higher out-of-pocket costs isn't fun.

I want my $2,500.00 that Buckwheat promised to save me per year. :roll:

But at least I can get free birth control and mammograms every year. :roll:

Yea, I've checked the "Exchange" :lol: They won't give me a price until they check my credit history and get ALL my personal information on their unsecure website. NOT A CHANCE!!!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:
 

iwannabeacowboy

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I think everyone should take the SOB's up on the free mammograms and birth control, just to add cost, reduce the bottom line, and break it all as fast as possible. If broken quick enough, there will be a push to go back to normalcy and not forward over the cliff like some brainless progressives would like.
 

Mike

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iwannabeacowboy said:
I think everyone should take the SOB's up on the free mammograms and birth control, just to add cost, reduce the bottom line, and break it all as fast as possible. If broken quick enough, there will be a push to go back to normalcy and not forward over the cliff like some brainless progressives would like.

I'll go get a mammogram, but I ain't taking no BC pill. :lol:
 

iwannabeacowboy

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:D You don't have to take it, nobody on welfare does either.

I was thinking of just making them actually pay for what they are charging for. It's funny, but physicians would lose their licenses for charging for services that they are not performing. Hmmm.
 

Steve

Well-known member
Mike said:
iwannabeacowboy said:
I think everyone should take the SOB's up on the free mammograms and birth control, just to add cost, reduce the bottom line, and break it all as fast as possible. If broken quick enough, there will be a push to go back to normalcy and not forward over the cliff like some brainless progressives would like.

I'll go get a mammogram, but I ain't taking no BC pill. :lol:

just give the BC pill to your dog.. or cat.. hamster..
 

Mike

Well-known member
Steve said:
Mike said:
iwannabeacowboy said:
I think everyone should take the SOB's up on the free mammograms and birth control, just to add cost, reduce the bottom line, and break it all as fast as possible. If broken quick enough, there will be a push to go back to normalcy and not forward over the cliff like some brainless progressives would like.

I'll go get a mammogram, but I ain't taking no BC pill. :lol:

just give the BC pill to your dog.. or cat.. hamster..

They all been neutered. :lol: :lol:
 

Whitewing

Well-known member
Mike said:
In Ala., 90,000 have to find new health insurance
Posted: Nov 02, 2013 10:45 AM CDT Updated: Nov 02, 2013 10:45 AM CDT

By PHILLIP RAWLS
Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - About 90,000 Alabamians will have to find new health insurance policies because their current policies don't meet the requirements of the federal health care law.

The state Department of Insurance says it doesn't have figures on the issue. The Associated Press compiled the 90,000 figure by contacting Alabama's major health insurance companies.

Alabama's largest health insurance provider is Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama. It has 87,000 customers who have been notified that their plans don't meet the law's requirements. They are being enrolled in a new plan that complies with the law.

Humana reports it has 3,000 customers affected.

United Health Care says it focuses on the group insurance market in Alabama rather than individual policies.

Got my BCBS letter. My policy that includes me only almost exactly doubled. Plus the higher deductible and higher out-of-pocket costs isn't fun.

I want my $2,500.00 that Buckwheat promised to save me per year. :roll:

But at least I can get free birth control and mammograms every year. :roll:

Yea, I've checked the "Exchange" :lol: They won't give me a price until they check my credit history and get ALL my personal information on their unsecure website. NOT A CHANCE!!!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

You really shouldn't fear your private information falling into the wrong hands. They can't log on either. :lol:
 
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