Under the plan, you are supposed to be able to sign up for insurance in the hospital as part of your check-in procedure.
SO other than maybe having to pay for the ambulance, you are good.
And if it really is an emergency, they will have to treat you even without insurance, for the couple of hours it takes to get your own insurance.
But I figure most people will go the other route, signing up for insurnace every month, but then not paying the premium when it comes due. Eventually they cancel the insurance, and you sign up again, since they can’t refuse you.
If you ever NEED the insurance, then you can pay the bill at the end of the month.
If you ever NEED the insurance, then you can pay the bill at the end of the month.
Good one...
like a lot of people do this with car insurance...only need it once a year with registration fees.