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ChiciB1 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Mar-18-10 09:34 AM
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13. My Husband Retired From GTE... Before Verizon... We Got A Better Deal!
We have Humana Medicare PPO and it's quite comprehensive... FOR NOW! IF he should pass away, I'm NOT SURE if I will be able to continue to have the coverage. AND he retired early because we took his mother in to care for her. She just passed away at 97 and lived with us for over 10 years.

But for now, we only pay the regular Medicare premium and have drug coverage with our policy. No referrals are needed, and a doctor co-pay of $5.00!! WE ARE EXTREMELY LUCKY! I need to STOP saying this because I think I'm going to jinx myself! A letter may come soon that will blow our coverage out of the water!! We are required to make certain doctor and lab choices and not everyone takes our insurance. But so far, so good!

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  -If you are an employee do you know what your employer pays to provide you with insurance? LiberalFighter  Mar-18-10 08:36 AM   #0 
  - My employer partially pays but I don't know what they pay.  OneTenthofOnePercent   Mar-18-10 08:42 AM   #1 
  - Actually it does effect you in a round about way  Tailormyst   Mar-18-10 08:45 AM   #2 
     - That is the most important point, which most people don't recognize  frazzled   Mar-18-10 09:03 AM   #8 
     - True, but it still doesn't change anything.  OneTenthofOnePercent   Mar-18-10 09:55 AM   #15 
  - Retired from Verizon after 21 years and they pay a whopping 40%.  unhappycamper   Mar-18-10 08:45 AM   #3 
  - My Husband Retired From GTE... Before Verizon... We Got A Better Deal!  ChiciB1   Mar-18-10 09:34 AM   #13 
  - My employer pays 70% of the cost, but the preminums have been steadily increasing.  FSogol   Mar-18-10 08:48 AM   #4 
  - Exactly what I have been saying. If everyone knew what the total cost of their insurance.  LiberalFighter   Mar-18-10 08:55 AM   #5 
  - You are 100% correct. n/t  FSogol   Mar-18-10 09:00 AM   #6 
  - and they might even realize that health care is expensive  stray cat   Mar-18-10 09:12 AM   #10 
  - Some people can never be pleased or rational.  LiberalFighter   Mar-18-10 10:30 AM   #18 
  - I find it's people who support this "reform" who don't know what their coverage really costs  Hello_Kitty   Mar-18-10 12:23 PM   #19 
  - Federal Government employee...same here. 70% paid by employer.  MercutioATC   Mar-18-10 09:02 AM   #7 
  - about 10,000 a year for an individual and 20,000 per family  stray cat   Mar-18-10 09:11 AM   #9 
  - My employer has a $100,000 deductible  POAS   Mar-18-10 09:23 AM   #11 
  - 50/50 Split with my employer (nt)  Jeff In Milwaukee   Mar-18-10 09:29 AM   #12 
  - My employer pays for my (employee only) insurance which costs...  kjackson227   Mar-18-10 09:38 AM   #14 
  - My employer provides no insurance. He has tried several times to find a group policy  Arkansas Granny   Mar-18-10 09:58 AM   #16 
  - Every hour I work they pay $4.50 to my Union's insurance plan,  koski   Mar-18-10 10:14 AM   #17 
 

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