Coming Soon to a PPO Network Near You

[somarco]

Change you can believe in . . .

Health insurers are starting to sell policies that largely bar consumers from receiving medical care at popular but expensive hospitals such as Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women’s — a once radical idea that is gaining traction as a way to control soaring health care costs.

 

[cornelius322]

Also something I don't think anyone's reported on, in Georgia I've pieced together from ratereviewDOThealthcareDOTgov and Humana's Redacted Actuarial Memorandum that the POS remains for 2016 but they are dropping Platinum, with Gold being the highest metal.

 

[sman]

Also something I don't think anyone's reported on, in Georgia I've pieced together from ratereviewDOThealthcareDOTgov and Humana's Redacted Actuarial Memorandum that the POS remains for 2016 but they are dropping Platinum, with Gold being the highest metal.

Interesting that you brought this up on a thread that hasn't been posted on in over 5 years.

 

[WCMason]

Interesting that you brought this up on a thread that hasn't been posted on in over 5 years.

Hey, don't be so tough on the guy. Almost nothing has changed in healthcare since 2010.

 

[sman]

Hey, don't be so tough on the guy. Almost nothing has changed in healthcare since 2010.

True. We got to keep our same plan. Although there was one change, our premiums went down by $2,500.

 

[cornelius322]

Interesting that you brought this up on a thread that hasn't been posted on in over 5 years.

I actually meant to post that in the "BCBSTX Discontinue U65 PPO Network" thread, I had multiple tabs open.

 

[sman]

I actually meant to post that in the "BCBSTX Discontinue U65 PPO Network" thread, I had multiple tabs open.

See what happens when you try to multi-task.

 

[cornelius322]

See what happens when you try to multi-task.

Yes. At midnight no less.