[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by Bucco

Knock on wood...I have no personal experience with any major healthcare at this point.

I do agree with your sentence explaining your objection to the new bill, plus the cost has already risen through the roof without the lowering of health costs, which was supposed to be the objective.

My main thing is to ask you.....since you have a tangible experience with it.....what has the new availability to insurance done for you...as that is something good about the bill, and what will it do to your insurance costs ?

Thanks for any response.

Actually, there is no current change at all, of course, because insurance companies do not have to take pre-existings until January 1, 2014. I have been offered coverage by Florida Blue for a monthly premium of around $600, and an annual deductible of over $6000 with no services (office visits, labs, etc.) provided before the deductible is satisfied. Not great but better than nothing. The sole saving grace is that I only need this coverage for a couple of years because I expect that the cost of this will be nearly $1000 per month within two years.