Bad Timing

Well, I think the kinks have been worked out of our insurance.  Although in fact we do now have a new, stupider plan and we will be compelled to pay 100% of all medical appointments (of the “allowed amount”), including pre-operative consults, at least appointments up to 90 days following surgery that relate to the gastric bariatric will be covered (as part of the surgical process itself), and most of the surgery and hospitalization will be too.

Still, co-pays of 100% in several instances will still likely equal many, many more hundreds than had been anticipated before.

GM took over Delphi’s health plan and turned it cruddy — but I guess I still really can’t complain when I compare it to some people’s costs.

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