โJul-03-2015 10:52 PM
โJul-07-2015 03:08 PM
wing_zealot wrote:NJRVer wrote:I'm not on Medcicare, Medicaid, VA, or any other health care plan except the one I pay for myself. My out of pocket expenses are now very close to $20,000.00 per year (I hate to add them up it makes me sick). So you can stick your "I got mine" where the sun don't shine. Cause I'm paying for mine and a whole lot of someone else's too.
Interesting, I wonder how many on here that are bashing the ACA are on Medicare, Medicaid, or VA health care?
All three "socialist" healthcare.
Seems to be a lot of "I got mine. The h*** with everybody else" attitudes.
โJul-07-2015 01:57 PM
wing_zealot wrote:
Cause I'm paying for mine and a whole lot of someone else's too.
โJul-07-2015 01:18 PM
NJRVer wrote:I'm not on Medcicare, Medicaid, VA, or any other health care plan except the one I pay for myself. My out of pocket expenses are now very close to $20,000.00 per year (I hate to add them up it makes me sick). So you can stick your "I got mine" where the sun don't shine. Cause I'm paying for mine and a whole lot of someone else's too.
Interesting, I wonder how many on here that are bashing the ACA are on Medicare, Medicaid, or VA health care?
All three "socialist" healthcare.
Seems to be a lot of "I got mine. The h*** with everybody else" attitudes.
โJul-07-2015 08:55 AM
โJul-07-2015 08:48 AM
โJul-07-2015 08:06 AM
โJul-07-2015 07:48 AM
NJRVer wrote:
Interesting, I wonder how many on here that are bashing the ACA are on Medicare, Medicaid, or VA health care?
All three "socialist" healthcare.
Seems to be a lot of "I got mine. The h*** with everybody else" attitudes.
โJul-07-2015 07:09 AM
โJul-07-2015 06:58 AM
NJRVer wrote:
Interesting, I wonder how many on here that are bashing the ACA are on Medicare, Medicaid, or VA health care?
All three "socialist" healthcare.
Seems to be a lot of "I got mine. The h*** with everybody else" attitudes.
โJul-07-2015 04:50 AM
โJul-07-2015 04:34 AM
Beaker wrote:IS that the total premium or only after subsidies? Subsidies only apply to the silver plans which all have a $1500 deductible & high copay. I am very curious as to what ACA plan you have......
That is after subsidies. Premium is actually a little over $700.
Silver plan under BCBS of NC.
And yes that is $700 MAX OUT OF POCKET including prescriptions.
Sounds like westernrvparkowner has done as much research as I have.
Income levels determine subsidies and one should understand what "income" is for getting ACA subsidies.
As for financing ACA, do a search.
I don't make the rules but like anything else, understanding them can sometimes help.
steveh27,
Last year there was actually a $O premium, $O deductible silver plan at the lowest eligible income level. Wasn't there this year and possibly since states setup their own exchanges, it may have bee and NC only thing.
Unfortunately, come December, I have to get this thing called Medicare.
โJul-06-2015 10:54 PM
โJul-06-2015 10:17 PM
westernrvparkowner wrote:Without details - there's no way to quantify your post's claims.
The really sad thing is there isn't any place you can actually research the ACA. Even my accounting firm, (a large one at that), still is saying they haven't got a handle on all the rules, requirements and operating parameters. Two plus tax years in and we are still operating on a "we think that is OK, but we have no way to be sure."
โJul-06-2015 10:01 PM
travelnutz wrote:Details for above in BOLD??
Better do that RV'ing while you can still afford it.
The more that get subsidies and free healthcare/hospitalization/ prescriptions/etc, the more it will cost eveyone else and that's something you can't deny because the money has to come from somewhere and that someone is YOU! So enjoy!
Back in 2009 my wife had both knees replaced, one then 3-1/2 months later the other, and our total out of locket cost to us was $60 ($30 for each).<<Today since Obamacare, that our of pocket cost would be roughly $4,000+ per our niece who is the office manager for a group of surgeons who do those and other operations. This was said this Spring in April and she stated it's gotten worse ecah year for the last 4 years by a lot and they already have been alerted as to the largest increases so far that is coming for next year. Deductible are going thru the roof as are the co-pay ceilings. She sees it every day and has for 23 years now so she knows what is happening. She said that is the average however Medicaid patients have to pay nothing nor do several other types of patients who I can not identify as it would be deleted anyway.
Therefore, the insured people and others pay not only for their insurance and co-pays but also for many others today so just suck it up and shuck out! Something's very wrong to put it mildly!
I/We don't have a personal axe to grind in this healthcare area as we are in great financial shape but most people/retirees aren't! What about them?