What are you paying for Health Insurance?
 

Blue Cross Blue Shield in NY 336.49/month :(

Fucking A, we need a Fed health plan here in US.

$5 copay, 10,20,30 for Prescriptions.


They jacked me up also this yr btw.,

$55

jesus juicy, your gettin ripped

i have bcbs and I am paying $158 month

my wife has a heart condition and she only pays like $211/mth

Medical $264.26 & Dental $47.70 :(

Not sure, but too much.

:(

What state? What are the copays and stuff?

$750 a month. wife, 2 kids...EXACT same coverage in PA cost me $475 so it not just a federal thing, each state has thier OWN strangle hold on insurance too.

$10 copay, $5 $10 and $20 on prescriptions

georgia

and they jacked us up a few months ago too, from $105 :feels-hot

Fee Clinic Express Line Pass: $5

Ah ok , no way i can get that type pf plan and rate here in NY

Huh? What's health insurance?

Oh, that must be that stuff I can't afford. So I guess I'm paying $0. :(

$107 a month

FUCK ALLL. We get insurance from the gf's work(purolator) with "Sun Life Financial"

I pay 25 percent on dental, eye and therapy chyro etc . Prescription is 20 percent.

kaiser $330 and thats me and the wife $20 copay and $15 drugs

health insurance : $25.00/month
dental is: free or 25% depends on the procedure
Vision: $10.00/month
Gotta like these rates!!

Zip...100% free medical and dental :thumbsup

$408/month

what's health insurance?

Oh yeah... right... Americans :1orglaugh

Lets just say my health insurance monthly fees would be a nice monthly payment on a really nice car.

Health Insurance?

Bwahahaaahahaha!

I live in Australia. If I need to see a doctor or go to the hospital I pay ZIP!

what he said

but, it's probably got something to do with we get tax a zillion times more than they do :mad:

I was just checking out blue cross plans here in Nebraska. I can get it for $70/month or $113/month depending on which plan. Most is 10-15% on meds, and 20% co-pay I think.

$250/month:
$5 doctor visit co-pay ($750/year out of pocket maximum)
All services covered 100% (including chiropractic and accupunture!)
Prescriptions: $5/generic & $10/brand name

You'd be surprised. ;)

http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/eco_bud_rev_cap

mine is free through work. For my wife and son i pay $496 a month. She is 29 and my son will be 9 in august.

15 med copay, 20 clinic, 50 ER..

insurance is preffered one.


EDIT. forgot it includes dental as well.

I pay 0 !
I'm in France :glugglug

interesting stats you got there.

I think this one is pretty interesting with the olympics coming up:


http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/...ed_syd_200_cap

300 a month here and rising....

what are the taxes like there?

How do you get someone to talk to at Kaiser about joining? I tried looking on the web and it is all bullshit.

around $190 per month.

30 euros a month :-) with dentist included!

damn you guys pay that much for health insurance. well one good thing about canada.

Considering all the benefits of living in Australia, the tax situation here isn't that bad.

:glugglug

A good chunk of change, but no deductable. :)

You might want to look into medical airlift insurance for all the conferences and business meetings you all attend, I recommend AirMed Assistance

Pardon the cut and paste...

It is an annual membership to provide prepaid air ambulance transportation. AirMed Assistance fills a void in current healthcare plans by providing domestic hospital-to-hospital Air ambulance transportation services. In addition, AirMed Assistance membership provides a worldwide evacuation and repatriation air ambulance benefit designed to transport members all the way back to their hometown hospital.

Its $195 for individuals, so if I break a leg in TJ, I sure as hell don't want to stay in a Mexican hospital, I can be flown back to Chicago via an air ambulance, and the ground transportation ambulance from the airport is included in the membership price.

$200 doesn't even cover spooling up the engines on a Lear, let alone flying 2100 miles, so this is one policy I am happy to have! :thumbsup

I am not paying yet. I am seriouly thinking about getting some though.

some people who say that come to GFY begging for money when they finally hit the hospital. And everyone will, at least once in their life.

$250 a month for 1 person in Switzerland (you cant choose, you have to pay) (dental not included :( )

For Blue Cross of CA I was paying about $45 for just health insurance. Now in that I'm in NV, Blue Cross is $90 a month for the same plan. It's not a real great plan, but it's the cheapest I could find.