Insurance Company's
06-11-2003, 07:51 PM
#22
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Everytime I think about telling my boss to give me the money they pay for my benefits instead of having the insurance I hear about something like this and change my mind.
The ONLY ******* THING I used to use my insurance for, once or twice a year, was for Claratin D, in the spring I get some allergies now and then, and now the **** suckers made it over the counter so insurance no longer covers it, and since its available over the counter any medicine like it isnt covered anymore either. So now I pay $5.99 for 5 pills. ******* bullshit I tell you, its no $6000 mind you, but when the only thing you have gone to the doctor for in years is taken away from you, it sucks.
And here I thought it sucked having to go to the doctor and pay the co-pay just to get the prescription.
The ONLY ******* THING I used to use my insurance for, once or twice a year, was for Claratin D, in the spring I get some allergies now and then, and now the **** suckers made it over the counter so insurance no longer covers it, and since its available over the counter any medicine like it isnt covered anymore either. So now I pay $5.99 for 5 pills. ******* bullshit I tell you, its no $6000 mind you, but when the only thing you have gone to the doctor for in years is taken away from you, it sucks.
And here I thought it sucked having to go to the doctor and pay the co-pay just to get the prescription.
06-11-2003, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 1988RedT2' date='Jun 11 2003, 09:50 PM
If I was in a room with a lawyer and an insurance exec and I had a gun with only one bullet, I'd have a very hard decision to make....
06-12-2003, 01:50 AM
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yea payments are no problem, the hospital has been pretty cool with helpin gus out with info and what not. We applied for a deal where all the inpatient stuff could be taken care of, no dr visits post hosp or any of the dr's that came in while she was in the hosp, but the several thousand dollars that we owe for the inpatient being taken care of would relieve a lot of stress on me right now.
06-12-2003, 02:07 AM
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Yea you can pretty much pay them whatever you want each month. I could tell them I want to pay $50.00 a month and they would be cool with it. Of course it would 42 years to pay it off, but I could prolly get away with it.
06-12-2003, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by phinsup' date='Jun 12 2003, 02:07 AM
Yea you can pretty much pay them whatever you want each month. I could tell them I want to pay $50.00 a month and they would be cool with it. Of course it would 42 years to pay it off, but I could prolly get away with it.