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Originally Posted by kane
Is this a result of the insurance no longer covering this medication or is it that you have a co-pay and the medication has just gone up in price that much?
If it is the price of the medication it isn't Obamacare so much as it is pharmaceutical companies wanting to rape you and reap their 1000% profit margins.
As I said when it Obamacare first passed, the problem with it is that it does nothing to actually lower the cost of healthcare. It is just a health insurance bill.
That said, I am the opposite side of the coin. Having a pre-existing condition (asthma) I was never able to buy decent health insurance. Now I can and I can get my prescriptions filled at local pharmacies instead of having to order them online. I have much better coverage and convenience and am spending about the same as I was before when I was paying for most of my care out of pocket.
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There are some good things given that.
I have Asthma and have never had a problem with insurance.
A DJ I work with is a diabetic and has had lots of problems finding insurance.
He check out several Obama care places and it was NOT cheaper for him.
The monthly went down about $100, but the deductibles doubled, so he kept his own insurance...
There is a story for either side or in the middle, the question is what is the MAJORITY?