Yes, you get a bill from the people you went to see.How is that $100 deductible on the final year of the contract paid? Do we receive a bill in the mail or what?
So let's say I don't see any doctor at all in 2018 Do I still need to pay a deductible that year?
You pay 20% of the negotiated rate to the medical establishment, the plan pays the other 80%, until you pay your all your deductible.So let's say I don't see any doctor at all in 2018 Do I still need to pay a deductible that year?
$100 single, $200 family. It was lowered for anHOURover. FACT.It's 200 for a single person and 400 for a family.
GeeZus!
Just busting your balls bro. I wish I didn't know what a deductible was.You have to remember we've never paid a health deductible, so this is new to us. Another only at UPS moment. Only at UPS can you find people who dont understand a health care deductible. Lol
What's a deductible? Is that something to do with snow? Ya we don't have that out here.
Well, for your own sake, might I suggest that if you do go out on strike this next contract don't use "NO MORE $100 DEDUCTIBLES" as your fight slogan. You will get zero sympathy from the rest of the population.I didn't have it either until other people voted me into Teamcare, whether I wanted it or not.
Just busting your balls bro. I wish I didn't know what a deductible was.
Well, for your own sake, might I suggest that if you do go out on strike this next contract don't use "NO MORE $100 DEDUCTIBLES" as your fight slogan. You will get zero sympathy from the rest of the population.
$100?
You're not very informed, are you?
$100, $200, or $400???$100?
You're not very informed, are you?
Sigh... There is always one in every crowd.
It was a jest you seriest. Use your health care coverage plan to get your sense of humor looked at.
But you are correct, I have no idea what the actual deductibles for Teamcare are, I just know what I have read
on this thread. The numbers on this thread are $100 and $200, and someone put up $200 and $400. Even if
it is $400, I would caution you from trying to play the martyr to the American public on that score...
"The average annual deductible for individual plans was $4,358 and the average deductible for family plans was $7,983."
Let that sink in. The average family plan requires a family to pay $7,983 before their insurance pays a dime. On second thought, demand an end to your deductible if it is $400, and go out on strike for it. There is a part of me that wants to see those signs up in August and watch the reactions...
I.e. Man still mad because he's paying for his own insurance
Lmao!!