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My employer used to offer three health care plan options–Cigna, Premera and Group Health. They just cancelled all but Premera. So much for “choice” and “competition.” The reason why they eliminated choice ought to be obvious–by giving … The reality is that all private health insurance, whether for profit or non-profit, currently operates on the Enron/Reliant business model, and current health “reform” offers nothing but throwing our tax dollars at Enron/Reliant and … read more…
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Voting Question: Affordable Health Insurance?
I have been looking online for health insurances and I found some but I never heard of them. I found Cigna, UnitedHealthOne, and Aetna health insurances. I work at a Kia dealership and they want to charge me $111 a week for health insurance that is crazy. Does anyone know of any affordable and decent health insurance plans? Thanks for your time..
Resolved Question: Do you think my health insurance will cover therapy/treatment for an eating disorder?
My parents’ insurance company actually. They have Cigna.
I am 17 years old, 5’7″, and about 100 pounds. Although I eat about 800 to 1000 calories a day, I am pretty sure I have an eating disorder. I have never told my parents that I think I do, but they are completely oblivious to the situation. They just think I am skinny.
My parents income is by no means low, so I doubt I would get aid on a sliding scale. It’s not that my parents aren’t taking me seriously; they just don’t see that I have an eating disorder….partly because I have never told them. However, other people have told them they are concerned about me and they have just dismissed their concerns. I’m not sure if they would pay for therapy if insurance didn’t cover it.
Resolved Question: Did you know the Republican National Committee SUBSIDIZES ABORTIONS?
Did you know the Republican National Committee SUBSIDIZES ABORTIONS FOR last 18 YEARS?
RNC SUBSIDIZES ABORTIONS FOR last 18 YEARS — AND COUNTING…. The debate over financing of abortions — the basis for the offensive Stupak amendment — is all about money being fungible. Amy Sullivan explained the problem nicely recently: “The problem, they say, is that if any insurance plan that covers abortion is allowed to participate in a public exchange, then premiums paid to that plan in the form of taxpayer-funded subsidies help support that abortion coverage even if individual abortion procedures are paid for out of a separate pool of privately-paid premium dollars.”
But applying this argument can prove problematic. Focus on the Family, for example, one of the nation’s largest religious right organizations and a fierce opponent of abortion rights, has health insurance for its employees through a company that covers “abortion services.” The far-right outfit, by its own standards, indirectly subsidizes abortions.
RNC — whose platform calls abortion “a fundamental assault on innocent human life” — gets insurance through Cigna with a plan that covers elective abortion.
The Republicans’ health care package has been in place since 1991 — thanks, Lee Atwater — meaning that, by the party’s own argument, it has been indirectly subsidizing abortions for 18 years.
Complicating matters, Politico found that Cigna offers customers the opportunity to opt out of abortion coverage — “and the RNC did not choose to opt out.
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