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And that's before the $3500 out of pocket and any excess amount required after the Rx cap of $5k.
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And that's before the $3500 out of pocket and any excess amount required after the Rx cap of $5k.
And that's before the $3500 out of pocket and any excess amount required after the Rx cap of $5k.
How much more would this be with the state risk pool? (Assuming your state has one)
I thought the HIPPA plans had to be either the HSA100 with a $2,900 deductible or the Plan100 with the $2,500 deductible.
How did you get the $1,500 deductible? Did the rules change?
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From what I was told, any plan could be chosen and have a 220% rate-up added to it.
As others have commented, HIPAA policies are state specific as are the rules concerning premium surcharges for the additional risk.
Also, some states have assessment rules for HIPAA and risk pool policies. If the premiums collected + tax subsidies are insufficient to support the risk the state has the ability to assess carriers for the losses.
Also, some states have assessment rules for HIPAA and risk pool policies. If the premiums collected + tax subsidies are insufficient to support the risk the state has the ability to assess carriers for the losses.
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