Posted by Cameano on October 06, 2016 at 05:31:33 from (70.189.221.157):
In Reply to: health insurance posted by Ward1989 on October 05, 2016 at 18:54:40:
I dropped coverage for myself last year, and put my teenage daughter on a decent plan with a low deductible for a reasonable price. To renew this year, the only options have tripled the deductible, and raised the monthly premiums by $20 to boot.
The worst part of it is this insurer keeps wasting manpower and money administering the account because they don't have anyone smart enough to code their computers to fix simple things. Like every month I would get a letter stating I needed to pay next month's premium before the 1st. I'd call them and explain that THEY are the ones who take the money from my bank account in the middle of the month. I'd ask if they want me to make an extra payment to put me ahead, and get the reply "you're not late until 30 days, so since you are on auto-pay, you're okay". I explained to them that they keep wasting money by sending me late payment letters every month, and maybe costs could go down if they could get this problem under control. Then there's the issue of them sending irrelevant information, like the full glossy, heavy stock card telling me it's almost time to renew. I may have told the one guy "if you people can't figure it out, there are easier jobs out there for you, like maybe greeting people at Walmart", which of course is going away due to rising Healthcare costs.
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