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Post by cadman on Jul 8, 2024 9:03:17 GMT -5
In one year? You try so hard to defend bullshit...
ObamaCare required that I have maternity coverage... when I was a single male.
Your insurance did not triple in one year unless you had a really crappy policy that covered nothing. I had the exact same converge and policy and my premium went up around 10% to 15% per year back then. When I started buying on healthcare.gov, I would shop plans every year for the best benefits for the money.
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Post by biminitwisted on Jul 8, 2024 10:51:01 GMT -5
Does anyone know why Trump is running for office with a different VP than he had the last time?
We shouldn't get "hung" on this detail.
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Post by meateater on Jul 8, 2024 11:02:49 GMT -5
Does anyone know why Trump is running for office with a different VP than he had the last time? We shouldn't get "hung" on this detail. pence is a loser, brought in for evangelicals. kamala is a loser, brought in for black folks even though she aint black . 2 token losers.
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Post by luapnor on Jul 8, 2024 16:37:30 GMT -5
In one year? You try so hard to defend bullshit...
ObamaCare required that I have maternity coverage... when I was a single male.
Your insurance did not triple in one year unless you had a really crappy policy that covered nothing. I had the exact same converge and policy and my premium went up around 10% to 15% per year back then. When I started buying on healthcare.gov, I would shop plans every year for the best benefits for the money. It certainly did and I posted it on the old forum. I am sure you can find some excuse to explain it as you always do.... defending the bullshit of the left.
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Post by cadman on Jul 8, 2024 18:57:34 GMT -5
Your insurance did not triple in one year unless you had a really crappy policy that covered nothing. I had the exact same converge and policy and my premium went up around 10% to 15% per year back then. When I started buying on healthcare.gov, I would shop plans every year for the best benefits for the money. It certainly did and I posted it on the old forum. I am sure you can find some excuse to explain it as you always do.... defending the bullshit of the left. i do not believe anything you post. You have proven to be untruthful. Claiming you were not a boomer, then claiming you were. Nothing you say can be taken as truthful.
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Post by walkerdog on Jul 8, 2024 19:02:25 GMT -5
In one year? You try so hard to defend bullshit...
ObamaCare required that I have maternity coverage... when I was a single male.
Your insurance did not triple in one year unless you had a really crappy policy that covered nothing. I had the exact same converge and policy and my premium went up around 10% to 15% per year back then. When I started buying on healthcare.gov, I would shop plans every year for the best benefits for the money. The rate increase was less of a problem for me than the BS of “you can keep your doctor”. You don’t get that choice when the ACA causes them to quit seeing patients. The government has rarely ever made anything better by inserting itself into an issue. This is no exception.
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Post by cadman on Jul 8, 2024 19:13:31 GMT -5
Your insurance did not triple in one year unless you had a really crappy policy that covered nothing. I had the exact same converge and policy and my premium went up around 10% to 15% per year back then. When I started buying on healthcare.gov, I would shop plans every year for the best benefits for the money. The rate increase was less of a problem for me than the BS of “you can keep your doctor”. You don’t get that choice when the ACA causes them to quit seeing patients. The government has rarely ever made anything better by inserting itself into an issue. This is no exception. Your doctor quit? I had the same doctor from the 1980 until around 2016 when he became CEO of SIMED and I transferred to another SIMED doctor. I just made sure any policy I chose was accepted by SIMED before purchasing the policy for the year. As self employed, I purchased my plans on the healthcare.gov website and you could put in your doctors and then see the plans they accepted. I could have chosen cheaper plans, but then I would have limited doctor choices and not my regular doctor.
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Post by walkerdog on Jul 8, 2024 19:19:50 GMT -5
The rate increase was less of a problem for me than the BS of “you can keep your doctor”. You don’t get that choice when the ACA causes them to quit seeing patients. The government has rarely ever made anything better by inserting itself into an issue. This is no exception. Your doctor quit? I had the same doctor from the 1980 until around 2016 when he became CEO of SIMED and I transferred to another SIMED doctor. I just made sure any policy I chose was accepted by SIMED before purchasing the policy for the year. As self employed, I purchased my plans on the healthcare.gov website and you could put in your doctors and then see the plans they accepted. I could have chosen cheaper plans, but then I would have limited doctor choices and not my regular doctor. He didn’t quit medicine. He quit being a PCP for anyone and went to work as an ER doctor instead of dealing with the crap that the ACA was going to require him to do to comply with the new law. Was a damn good PCP and it was a big loss to a lot of his patients.
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Post by ferris1248 on Jul 8, 2024 19:26:36 GMT -5
The rate increase was less of a problem for me than the BS of “you can keep your doctor”. You don’t get that choice when the ACA causes them to quit seeing patients. The government has rarely ever made anything better by inserting itself into an issue. This is no exception. Your doctor quit? I had the same doctor from the 1980 until around 2016 when he became CEO of SIMED and I transferred to another SIMED doctor. I just made sure any policy I chose was accepted by SIMED before purchasing the policy for the year. As self employed, I purchased my plans on the healthcare.gov website and you could put in your doctors and then see the plans they accepted. I could have chosen cheaper plans, but then I would have limited doctor choices and not my regular doctor. I never had an issue keeping my Doctor.
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Post by walkerdog on Jul 8, 2024 19:32:48 GMT -5
Your doctor quit? I had the same doctor from the 1980 until around 2016 when he became CEO of SIMED and I transferred to another SIMED doctor. I just made sure any policy I chose was accepted by SIMED before purchasing the policy for the year. As self employed, I purchased my plans on the healthcare.gov website and you could put in your doctors and then see the plans they accepted. I could have chosen cheaper plans, but then I would have limited doctor choices and not my regular doctor. I never had an issue keeping my Doctor. Glad for you. Others were not so fortunate, thanks to the ACA.
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Post by cadman on Jul 8, 2024 19:36:59 GMT -5
Your doctor quit? I had the same doctor from the 1980 until around 2016 when he became CEO of SIMED and I transferred to another SIMED doctor. I just made sure any policy I chose was accepted by SIMED before purchasing the policy for the year. As self employed, I purchased my plans on the healthcare.gov website and you could put in your doctors and then see the plans they accepted. I could have chosen cheaper plans, but then I would have limited doctor choices and not my regular doctor. He didn’t quit medicine. He quit being a PCP for anyone and went to work as an ER doctor instead of dealing with the crap that the ACA was going to require him to do to comply with the new law. Was a damn good PCP and it was a big loss to a lot of his patients. if he was an individual and not part of a group, I can understand his issue. also why he joined a hospital since it is a large group. But that was present before the ACA, but the ACA did make the situation worse with it cost cutting measures to encourage large doctor groups and fewer individual practices. the theory being it would reduce costs in the future. With malpractice rates, insurance companies not willing to keep individual doctors on their plans, and the affects of the ACA, an individual doctor has a harder time these days then in the past. Most doctors are either forming groups or starting groups with other doctors. You will see more and more practices with several doctors and many physician assistants and nurse practitioners to save overhead and reduce cost and consolidate billing. I think the day of the single doctor with an office is slowly going away due to higher costs and better efficiency with large group practices.
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Post by walkerdog on Jul 8, 2024 19:40:28 GMT -5
You’re probably right. Maybe he did’nt know what he was talking about when he said his decision was a result of the ACA. 🙄
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Post by luapnor on Jul 8, 2024 19:41:17 GMT -5
It certainly did and I posted it on the old forum. I am sure you can find some excuse to explain it as you always do.... defending the bullshit of the left. i do not believe anything you post. You have proven to be untruthful. Claiming you were not a boomer, then claiming you were. Nothing you say can be taken as truthful. The feeling is mutual and the one thing is I don't lie. You will never find a post anywhere on any forum where I said I wasn't a boomer. Very likely you made some poor assumptions but regardless, you shouldn't lie about something you don't know.
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Post by ferris1248 on Jul 8, 2024 19:45:03 GMT -5
i do not believe anything you post. You have proven to be untruthful. Claiming you were not a boomer, then claiming you were. Nothing you say can be taken as truthful. The feeling is mutual and the one thing is I don't lie. You will never find a post anywhere on any forum where I said I wasn't a boomer. Very likely you made some poor assumptions but regardless, you shouldn't lie about something you don't know.You need to go look in a mirror.
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Post by Captj on Jul 9, 2024 4:01:54 GMT -5
The same few malcontents tilting at windmills. Gets old when you can't have a legit conversation without the same old haters furnishing negative lies. And never saw them post anything remotely associated with fishing.
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