Who has lost their Medical Plan due to Obamacare?

[Chili]

I bring home $61 more per week. Gotta love it!


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Because union.. It will catch up to you guys when the contracts have to be renegotiated.

[Chili]

Mine with CIGNA went up less than a dollar every two weeks.

Went up, or will go up? I ask that specifically because most of these changes are not effective until January 1st.

[The King]

Went up, or will go up? I ask that specifically because most of these changes are not effective until January 1st.

Will go up.

[Chili]

Will go up.

No other changes with deductibles or copays? If so, that's awesome. I hope for the same with my Cigna policy.

[naynay]

Because union.. It will catch up to you guys when the contracts have to be renegotiated.

We shall see May 2014


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[Chili]

We shall see May 2014


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Maybe we'll all get lucky and this shit will be repealed by then!

[The King]

No other changes with deductibles or copays? If so, that's awesome. I hope for the same with my Cigna policy.

It looks like everything stays the same as in 2013. I've had this same insurance for at least the past ten years and have had no real complaints.

[bcoop]

I bring home $61 more per week. Gotta love it!


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I'm calling BS on this. Your increase had absolutely nothing to do with Obamacare.

Mine with CIGNA went up less than a dollar every two weeks.

Consider yourself lucky. Ours went up 28% and is expected to go up around 88% in 2015. The company has pretty much decided to stop paying for half of the employee's premiums. It's not 100% done deal, but if it increases like they are saying it will, everyone is going to be on their own. Deductibles also increased, and coverage decreased for that 28% hike in premiums. Yay Obamacare.

[talisman]

Mine that doesn't exist any more was with Cigna.

[Broncojohnny]

My insurance is with Cigna and it went up 12% this year and about 30% last year.

Considering that they need 7 million people to sign up for this grand social experiment and they got 100,000 people who probably couldn't get insurance to sign up in the first month, the premium increase for everyone going into 2015 will be fucking huge.

Essentially political pressure on Congress is going to have to mount to the point that they can overcome the 75% majority in both houses needed to get past Naynay's daddy's veto power.

I honestly hope they can't repeal until after the 2016 election, this trainwreck needs to happen, it salts the earth against these idiotic social engineering programs.

[Roscoe]

Well we had open enrollment yesterday and our company is being generous enough to cover the increase. Our insurance will not go up at all. I feel pretty lucky about that.

Same here.

[naynay]

Not so bad after all. Who'd a thunk it

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[lowthreeohz]

Not so bad after all. Who'd a thunk it

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Speak for yourself, that $660/yr increase for my healthcare could have been spent much more efficiently without uncle sam intervening

[The King]

For the health plan I currently have, in 2014 office visits will have a $20 copayment, hospital admissions will have a $200 copayment, all other services will be covered at 85% of CIGNA's allowable rates, the annual deductible will be $300 ($600 for family), and the catastrophic limit will be $5000 for PPO services.

[Denny]

Speak for yourself, that $660/yr increase for my healthcare could have been spent much more efficiently without uncle sam intervening

He's just trolling. The only people in favor of this are its creators, ones that benefit financially from this and those who supported it and are too proud to admit they got duped. Rodney falls into none of those categories.

That just leave two options... troll or ignorant (or both).