Penelope
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- Jul 15, 2014
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There is no cap on Medicare A and B. Also the ACA has nothing to do with this, this is between Dr and patient.
Prove there is no cap on Medicare.
Prove there is as it is today. I am not talking about the block grants, I am talking individual.
That's not how his game is played child, you make a statement you must be able to prove it.
There is no cap on Medicaid for a person, its not like the lifetime caps before the ACA, never has been a cap on Medicaid.
Do you have assets, I do, and if I chose to take a bronze plan and I know and am willing to pay at the most 6 grand a year for a major illness or condition for a lower premium. I know my assets will be safe.
Normally I give folks the benefit of the doubt. Not you, you are liar. You made the statement about Medicare, not Medicaid. A person who cannot afford to pay premiums cannot afford to pay now a $7150 deductible.
No one on Medicaid pays that. My husband has insurance, 10 grand a year, and a 5100 OOP max for just him, I have medicare which cost me around 400 a month plus any scripts.
Also a person who can't afford a 7150 deduct is probably the same of the OOP max and a bronze plan, so then you have to pick a silver plan. Then again the Pubs have ruined the ACA.
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