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SEATTLE (ESTRA) - Medical
Services are more important when you need them.
Medical Bills can grow rapidly into a payment higher than most
mortgages. Wages and monthly income can
dry up faster than a desert.
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Would
COBRA, Obamacare, or Medicare allow an injured person to keep more money in
pocket as well as providing adequate and quality medical services? Which one offers the best security of holding
on to your policy when loss of job occurs, and/or benefits are denied? Cost often plays a major role in this
decision for most people injured or not.
At some point in life, most people will end up in one of these
policies. Do you know what to
expect? Which one is most beneficial?
Someone
else is taking over your job, not because you or employer wanted it to happen
this way, but circumstances prevailed.
So what are your healthcare options?
Before Obamacare, there was only COBRA.
One of the most expensive benefit packages around, in my opinion. How many employees are able to afford to pay
the same amount employers do for benefits?
How about you? For injured, this is definitely a rock and a hard
place. First of all, by this time, many
people have gone through sick leave, and any other benefits available,
including most of their saving if having any in the first place. Yes, this can be a very dark moment on the
journey. In most cases, there is no time
to waste, one must figure out how to survive going forward.
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If
currently enrolled in COBRA, a better alternative may be Obamacare, also known
as the Affordable Care Act. Most sick or
injured typically are paying out a great deal of income or benefits received on
their health, which perspectively speaking, doesn’t leave much for daily
living. Anything that can be done to help
reduce this expenditure, typically improves the quality of life when hurt in a
car accident.
Therefore,
when employer present you with job exit options, make sure to explore
alternatives carefully and the impact not only at this time, but the impact on
future income and expenses.
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I’d
like to quote information regarding the reasons for the creation of the
affordable healthcare Act from the whitehouse.gov website under
healthcare-overview consumer rights, quote:
“On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the
Affordable Care Act into law, putting in place comprehensive reforms
that improve access to affordable health coverage for everyone and protect
consumers from abusive insurance company practices. “
When
over 3 million citizens sign up for Obamacare, it is an indication a change
long overdue. This is Americans taking
actions to improve their health when giving the opportunity. Just imagine what could be accomplished if
the many monopolies currently holding our company back are removed? Is a Bill of Right for Customers for
Telecommunication Companies next? Is
Comcast acquiring Time Warner improving the circumstances of citizens or just
increasing an already large enough bottom line?
How would purchasing Time Warner help you? Are these companies’ mini NSA
organizations? Where are they leading
us? Are you paying attention regarding
the future? Tomorrow’s generation is depending on our actions.
First,
I’d like to make sure we are on the same page by quoting each portion of Medicare
as define by SSA website, quote:
“Medicare is the U.S.
government's health insurance program for people age 65 or older. Some people
under age 65 can qualify for Medicare, too. They include those with
disabilities, permanent kidney failure, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Medicare
helps with the cost of health care. It does not cover all medical expenses or the cost of most long-term care. The
program has four parts:- Part A is hospital insurance
- Part B helps pay for medical services that Part A doesn't cover
- Part C is called Medicare Advantage. If you have Parts A and B, you
can choose this option to receive all of your health care through a
provider organization, like an HMO.
- Part D is prescription drug coverage. It helps
pay for some medicines. “
The
burden of being injured or sick, again, is no small matter, especially when
adding daily trials, tribulations, and in most cases lack of resources. Yet, from my perspective, the important thing
to do is all that you can. Becoming discouraged
defeats your purpose in getting better and putting life back on track.
One
must consider the overall picture in recovery, and only you have the authority
to set path direction. It will be your
determination and will that will get you to a desired destination. However, medical care is a very important in
getting there.
There
may be many obstacles to overcome and stressful situations must be placed in
check. However, taking small steps, refusing
to give up, accepting setbacks, and forward moves as part of the process will
help. Take time and review all
options. Make choices work for you. Perfection is rarely found, but a workable
solution can be.
Also,
do not be hindered by harassers visiting your physicians, or anyone else
assisting in your journey. Let their
agony be with them, stay the course of becoming better, and restoring life in
ways that make days a personal success. Yet, keep those cameras rolling. Documentation
of harassment and intimidation is important.
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