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Single Payer Health Systems

Lonestarblue

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3. I don't know whether this is an option, but she might check the cost of the ACA.

Reply to radical noodle (Original post)

Sun Jul 2, 2023, 11:37 AM

Jul 2023

She would need to opt out of the school health plan, but since teachers in Indiana probably do not make a bunch of money, a similar plan but with a lower deductible might cost less than the school policy and the deductible.

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Looking for information please [View all] radical noodle Jul 2023 OP

I believe AFLAC -- think the duck commercials on TV -- covers that. Personally, I'd just put money Silent Type Jul 2023 #1

Yes, she has the option for a HSA but radical noodle Jul 2023 #2

I don't know whether this is an option, but she might check the cost of the ACA. Lonestarblue Jul 2023 #3

Thanks! radical noodle Jul 2023 #5

A teacher friend in Illinois found a cheaper, better policy through the ACA. Midnight Writer Jul 2023 #8

I'll suggest she look into it radical noodle Jul 2023 #12

For Hospital bills Timewas Jul 2023 #4

Most of hers are radical noodle Jul 2023 #6

Actually Timewas Jul 2023 #7

We hadn't even considered that option radical noodle Jul 2023 #9

Some Hospitals Timewas Jul 2023 #10

Can they ever refuse treatment if this option is taken? radical noodle Jul 2023 #11