#medical insurance price

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How Much Does Health Insurance Cost? at Livlong

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How Much Does Health Insurance Cost? at Livlong

How Much Does Health Insurance Cost? Get detailed information on which insurance plan to buy after looking at health insurance price lists online. Visit Livlong for more details.

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[thoughtportal]

price gouging medication that was paid for by tax payers

[quaranmine]

happy to report i had a Medical Procedure yesterday and #survived

also happy to report that i absolutely made the correct decision in taking today off work too. not that i am still unable to work (i was cleared for normal activity starting today) but that it's just very nice to have a chill rest day lmao

[deconstructthesoup]

Worldbuilding is so fun because you can go from needing an explanation as to why this particular subspecies exists to not only coming up with an explanation, but having it seemlessly drop an incredibly interesting factoid about their biology that lends itself to commentary on messed-up healthcare systems, medical debt, and how ridiculously expensive disability aids are

[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

im at the part of the unemployment/health chores where i am continually (politely!) harassing four different entities. why isn’t my shit done. why did you lose it. hello are you alive

[daz4i]

looking at blood test results can be real funny sometimes. it'll be like "the normal amount is between 0 and 0.5 :)" then I'll look at my result and it's like. 4

[stardustedknuckles]

Lmao my job is fully saying "you can pay 300 dollars a month to have WORSE insurance than you're getting through the marketplace for being poor. Sign up today!" and anyway I checked the marketplace income requirements and instead I could just pay $100/month for the insurance I already have (for $1/month currently). Like yeah I'll be stuck in an HMO but I'm pretty used to that and I've made it work for me this long.

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[tchotchkez]

damn y'all work really does got me Tired About Eyeballs

[fallingbyjuleecruise]

cvs minute clinic, my new best friend

[gender-trash]

not to be a simp for capitalism on main but concierge medical care actually kicks ass. i pay $200 a year and i NEVER have to call them on the phone. i can request refills on my meds from the app (!) at midnight when i realize i ran out of adhd meds. not only is the website Actually Good, there's a built-in to-do list with a little red dot that goes away when i've done everything. they dont book the doctors back to back so i generally have chill visits with a 5 minute wait time. it would be great if all healthcare experiences were like this, but in the meantime at least there is one medical (my beloved)

[ethan-nestor-owns-my-heart]

ghostface seeing you say 'give the carpenter sisters a break': oh, bones? break bones? can do!

Break bones, break hearts and break nerve endings because there is no damn way that Tara’s going to have full feeling and control of her left arm after all the shit it’s been through.

[dapperpea]

I just got a call from my specialist pharmacy for my specialty medication. The brand name specialty medication I take is over $5k/month but the medication's manufacturer gives me a coupon to make it $35/month. However, they changed the coupon so instead of covering $180k max per year it only covers $15k max per year. But if I use the generic (which comes from a different manufacturer, but is also shipped out through this specialty pharmacy) the coupon is for $30 per month, with no max per year. Anyway, the brand name's manufacturer's coupon is running out, so I can pay over $500 for this shipment and $5k for the rest of the shipments this year, or can swap to the generic, or I can use another program.

This other program they suggest is a third-party (company? nonprofit?) for rare diseases. If I apply and get accepted, they'll pay for up to $10k for prescriptions for the year (just under two months' worth of brand name specialty meds). Then I can go back to the brand name med's manufacturer to apply for their assistance program, but their assistance program caps people earning 4x the federal poverty level, which is about exactly what I earn. So I might get into their program, or I might not. Surprise!

Well, I was using the generic last year with the same health insurance I have now, but this year my health insurance told me they'd only accept the brand name. From what the specialty pharmacy told me, the brand name costs 20k per shipment but my insurance only pays 12k and the manufacturer accepts it, but the generic is $18k per shipment but my insurance has to pay $15k. I call my health insurance to ask what the likelihood of getting the generic authorized is, and they tell me they have their own coupon program, and this brand name medication is marked as authorized for it. I can call and the health insurance's coupon program will make it cost $0/month. Weird, they say, the specialty pharmacy should have known that and told you.

So anyway, anyone who says single-payer healthcare would be too complex and raise prices can eat my entire ass, both cheeks, and I'm convinced drug manufacturers and health insurance companies are in some sort of ponzi scheme together to bilk people and the government for money.