Get out of ObamaCare before Subsidies Removed
Sharing doesn't saddle patients with networks or claims hassling
Not only will Covid-era premium subsidies end by Christmas, but so will deductibles and coinsurance rise (up to $6,000 for the former and 40% for the latter, for a SILVER plan - so cheaper bronze offerings will expose families to even HIGHER out of pocket). You know Americans who’ve abandoned banks for credit unions. It’s time to do the same for health payment, but in this case upgrading from insurance to Sharing.
To listen to my healthplan and Health Freedom discussion with pharmacist Needham, click here.
As I wrote in a recent, similar article, it’s not like Sharing will ruin your health episode experience. On the contrary, it will make it better.
Gone will be the insurance networks that exclude on average half an area’s providers. No bankrupting, surprise bills because your anesthesiologist wasn’t in-network for your hospital surgery. Our Concierge shoppers have ratings on what surgeons are the best and most affordable, and will help you save money and avoid readmissions. Better vendors are coming on line all the time to help us help patients shop on price for drugs, tests & specialists. Indeed, our cash shopping makes the most important reform to health care market itself.
Except for a similar pre-approval process for discretionary recommended procedures, only with for-profit insurers will patients (& their doctors) have to fight for claims payment (even though RFK, god bless him, garnered voluntary promises from insurers not to so blatantly make doctors go through such painful hoops for pre-authorization).. As long as the procedure is in the Sharing community’s guidelines, that expense will be shared; the community’s non-profit nature also reduces the incentive to hassle claims.
The quality of your treatment will increase when Sharing’s paying, because providers in networks avoid too much thinking that might get them kicked out by both the insurer AND the hospital. The cartel hates maverick doctors who go the extra mile to heal patients. Cash-accepting providers have no third party looking over their shoulder, so our doctors can focus on the patient.
Family heads and CEOs can get started by clicking the “shortURL” above or photographing the QR Code.
To consider enrolling, click here, scroll down to watch the video, then up top fill out the questionnaire that will trigger an email to me on your situation and what benefits you’re looking for.
For those aware of the retirement-friendly nature of the tax-advantaged Health Savings Account, the Sharing option combined with HSAs also has free preventive screenings and gives ObamaCare compliance in those states that will penalize your state income tax return for failure to comply: New Jersey, Vermont, California, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia.
Both of the above options are available to business owners with fewer than 50 workers. For larger companies, I have friends who can help you insert Sharing via Trump’s ICHRA - Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement. Just click “groups” then fill out a “census”.
Whether with Sharing, ObamaCare or Medicare, another account I offer was featured in Forbes as something a bit different than an HSA. It doubles in value over 3 years and serves as a “supplement” policy that’s great for Out of Pocket costs like dental, mental, braces, electives, ongoing chronic therapies or maintenance meds, procedures, tests, labs and chiropractic.
P.S. Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill may expand HSAs, but the reconciliation bill (its proper name) would be better if it expands Sharing offerings. At my MAHA wishlist scroll down to #3 and email that paragraph to your US Rep and both Senators.
P.P.S. Next month’s DC MAHA event will feature the founder of one of our Sharing vendors, Tony Dale. We’ll have breakout panels on patient empowerment, better doctoring and Health Freedom issues. Congress is dragging its feet on health reform, so on one of the days we’ll lobby politicians. After checking out all our speakers and breakouts, will you register, or even exhibit?