Hospital/Surgical Medical Plans

[tninsman]

Anyone out there working with a "fair" hospital/surgical med. plan as an alternative to A.C.A.?

 

[taterpeeler]

thought those were all outlawed on 01/01/2015... meaning fixed indemnity plans

 

[kgmom219]

thought those were all outlawed on 01/01/2015... meaning fixed indemnity plans

You can still buy them. They just don't qualify for ACA and you still pay the penalty.

Plus, there's a sucker born every minute....

OP....search on Christian medi-share plans and US Health Advisors. There's a few threads on those.

 

[AllenChicago]

Anyone out there working with a "fair" hospital/surgical med. plan as an alternative to A.C.A.?

A Short Term Medical plan would be "fairer" than a Hospital/Surgical plan, assuming the applicant doesn't have chronic health conditions.

Plus, keep in mind that as of 2015, Hospital/Surgical plans can only legally be purchased by applicants who have Minimum Essential Coverage already.
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[Yagents]

Allen is right. Must be sold as supplement to M.E.C.

 

[taterpeeler]

like i said, not allowed stand alone....

 

[kgmom219]

like i said, not allowed stand alone....

I took the OP as stand alone too.

Or I'm under a potato spell.

One of those.

 

[somarco]

Or I'm under a potato spell.

Silly girl. Everyone knows tater's can't spell.