If you live near one of the hospitals that is not in the plan and have a heart attack the only thing the insurance will pay for is the emergency room. You can't be admitted to the hospital, instead you have to get transported to another hospital in-network if you want to have any insurance coverage at all.
If you or one of your kids gets really sick you are basically out of luck, because you have no insurance coverage for any of the research hospitals nearby in Boston Massachusetts. Your new Obamacare compatible policy won't pay any benefits if, for example, your kid has to be admitted to Childrens Hospital.
We heard a lot of talk from the President about how bankruptcy is one illness away, but that wasn't true if you had health insurance before Obamacare. Now, even if you buy health insurance in New Hampshire on the exchange you don't have any insurance if you or your kids get really sick. And if the specialist hospitals and doctors will even take you as a patient without insurance bankruptcy is guaranteed.
“We heard a lot of talk from the President about how bankruptcy is one illness away”
That’s a question no one seems to be addressing - of course:
At what percentage of its investment in the healthcare system is the federal government going to have to make medical debt non-dischargeable in a 7 and protected from cram-downs in a 13?
The price is higher ($1300 per month for a family of four), the deductibles are huge ($12,000) and there is no out of network coverage in New Hampshire
Calling Kelly Id-e-ot ...... Where are you......