paulitician
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Government lied? No way? Can't be.
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"If you like your health-care plan, you keep your health-care plan. Nobody is going to force you to leave your health-care plan. If you like your doctor, you keep seeing your doctor. I don't want government bureaucrats meddling in your health care."
Thousands Of Consumers Get Insurance Cancellation Notices Due To Health Law Changes
Health plans are sending hundreds of thousands of cancellation letters to people who buy their own coverage, frustrating some consumers who want to keep what they have and forcing others to buy more costly policies..
Florida Blue, for example, is terminating about 300,000 policies, about 80 percent of its individual policies in the state. Kaiser Permanente in California has sent notices to 160,000 people – about half of its individual business in the state. Insurer Highmark in Pittsburgh is dropping about 20 percent of its individual market customers, while Independence Blue Cross, the major insurer in Philadelphia, is dropping about 45 percent.
Thousands Of Consumers Get Insurance Cancellation Notices Due To Health Law Changes - Kaiser Health News
NOW GUESS WHAT YOU Obamacare supporters... millions more now with CANCELLED after Obama Promised will be jamming this stupid health care program TALK about f...k ups!~!!
Thousands?
That many?
Boy oh boy... what will we do?
PBT Insurance, California Farm Bureau Federation, BCBS of Nebraska, all cancelling policies. i could go on and on. Several different companies are pulling out of the individual market, etc.Insurer Highmark in Pittsburgh is dropping about 20 percent of its individual-market customers, and Independence, the major insurer in Philadelphia, is dropping about 45 percent.
Read more at Companies canceling health policies
as premiums increase and reach mortgage level pay outs watch our economy really go into the pooper.
Those who "buy their own insurance" have always realized that their converage is not a sure thing. If companies are terminating them, then it is probably because there are better plans out there. The system is not without flaws, obviously. But it should reduce health insurance costs over the long term.
Desegregation was not painless in the beginning. Can you imagine if the federal government had to forced integration in the south? We would have two seperate cultures and two seperate races inmuchof the country.
I am not dismissing the concerns that many have, but I think the system will improve and costs will be reduced. It will take time.