doctordog
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- Aug 18, 2015
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Wrong again, my premium remained the same while the coverage dropped and deductible and out of pocket rose.
I don't know or particularly what the details of your particular situation are. The fact remains that the premium for a given set of benefits goes down as actuarial value falls (i.e., as your cost-sharing goes up).
And a consumer in a higher deductible plan is going to be more price sensitive when it comes to actually shopping for medical services. Which is why they're always the cornerstone of any reform proposal that purports to be conservative.
You, on the other hand, are talking like a single-payer convert.
I am talking like someone that had a Cadillac plan the was part of my compensation package and thanks to the Democrats and Obama they decided to punish working Americans. He is a piece of shit as are the people that support this fucked up legislation.