I wish I could vote for you :( I'm too young
Having private health insurance doesn’t mean a damn thing if you have a $5,000 deductible that you can’t afford. That is why Medicare for All will eliminate deductibles, along with co-payments and premiums.
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Nope. You just would've had to pay 4% of your gross income over $29k. And everything, including dental, vision, hearing aids & long term care would be included. It is such a better deal. Unless your gross annual income is more than $204,000 per year, you will pay less for M4A.
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$8,150 for individuals and $16,300 for families next year. And $1,200 ER co-pays. We need
#MedicareForAll NOW! -
Several Iowa ACA plans have a higher ER co-pay than the average monthly rent in Des Moineshttps://twitter.com/AllOnMedicare/status/1208197403112878080?s=20 …
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They call that, "catastrophic insurance" meaning that something life threatening pretty much has to happen for you to not pay out of pocket. Plus, you probably still have a copayment after that 6k, which is like kicking you while you're down.
#M4A is the only way forward.
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