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There is no co-pay until the $1200 (actually, $1250 in 2013) is met.
But even if the co-pay is, say, $40 like with the ENT, there is STILL the 20% co-insurance. So a $200 visit goes to $160 (after co-pay) and I pay an additional $32... $72 total for me. Now, like you said, if the insurance company only "allows" $140 for the ENT visit, I still have to cough up an additional $20 (+40 = 60).
probably nothing! i just don't like to use it, bear
You'd rather use that in-wall KitchenAid thingy.
nope! stove top!
Actually, New York has one of the nation's lowest CDHP (ie: high-deductible plan) deductibles.
But, NY requires CDHP insurees to set up an HSA, which can be funded with pre-tax - and tax-free - money. A 1-time chance. If one uses after-tax money to pay medical stuff, it can be written off.
bear is referring to my kitchenaid wall oven disaster!
What happened???
Bad install? Bad oven? KitchenAid is good about making things right.
remember the insulation was showing?
The install insulation??? Or the oven insulation???
IE: who's fault???
I do. He's just been working his .... off to get this old 55 Ford Pick-up painted. All done finally and it will take most of the day tomorrow to put it back together. He's not as young as he used to be.
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