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Q: ISO economical health insurance plan - are "saver" plans good?
asked by: keith9_2 on November 17th, 2007
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Hi all,
I am looking for a health insurance plan and want to keep my costs down. One of my options is a "saver" plan with a premium that is 20% less than the regular coverage. I am also looking at a hospital-only plan which is even less. My agent is advising against the plans. I think it is just because he wants me to pay a higher premium so that he can earn a more as commission. Please advice!
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Venn
replied on November 21st, 2007
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Hospital only plans are a pretty bad idea. The costs of out-patient services can be tremendous over time, and most medical care is delivered that way, short of major surgery or a catastrophic incident. After you're "patched up" at a hospital, you usually get doctor care in their office or in another non-hospital setting. Insurance will cover none of that.
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Carifairy
replied on November 21st, 2007
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I have Blue cross blue shield of NC, A PPO Plan.

I pay 210 a month, 1,000 deductible. Office visit copay, ER copay, all that good stuff.

I DID have a hospital only plan for awhile, but it was really a waste of money. I like MY doctor, my GYN provider, and my ins allows me to see who I want when I want.

You are TRULY better off with a PPO, or regular style health insurance plan.


You can also buy a policy BY YOURSELF without an agent, if you are wanting to look at your options.

That is what I have done, I went straight to the ins company.
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