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by tptacek
3493 days ago
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Calling insurers and buying directly is potentially cheaper, because those insurers aren't selling marketplace plans --- the marketplace plans have guaranteed-issue requirements, and must conform to minimum standards that off-marketplace plans do not. The downside is that if you have anything interesting on your medical history --- including many things in your past that aren't chronic conditions, but could be predictive of future health care costs in some circumstances --- you will be turned down without recourse. That's the problem with the pre-Obamacare individual health care market: it didn't work. |
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