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If it cost me a $600.00 a month for a family plan, that is $7,200 a year, PLUS the cost of office visits, RX scripts, and such. After you add it all up, I'm in for about $8,500.00 a year.
I noticed if I had no regular insurance, but opted for a disaster type of insurance, I'd save a lot of money. Just pay the office visits, the drugs with no insurance, and if a disaster happens where hospitalization is needed, I'm covered
So why don't people do this?
I noticed if I had no regular insurance, but opted for a disaster type of insurance, I'd save a lot of money. Just pay the office visits, the drugs with no insurance, and if a disaster happens where hospitalization is needed, I'm covered
So why don't people do this?
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