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To: Brad from Tennessee

Meh. It’s ridiculously simple for me.

I have no insurance. When I need medical attention I go to the doctor and put it on Amex, write a check or pay cash. It’s absurd how cheap it is when they don’t have to deal with insurance companies.


3 posted on 02/11/2015 9:15:48 AM PST by cuban leaf (The US will not survive the obama presidency. The world may not either.)
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To: cuban leaf

Same experience here. I needed x-rays a while ago and the bill was $240.00. But the accounts clerk said if I paid cash it would be $163.00 because it sames them tons of paperwork, they usually wait 6 months or more for the money and often it’s not as much as they bill for.


5 posted on 02/11/2015 9:20:02 AM PST by Baynative (Did you ever notice that atheists don't dare sue Muslims?)
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To: cuban leaf

I had no insurance in 2006, and needed a hernia operation. The price quoted was 6,000. I offered to pay cash, and do it when the doctor’s biz was slow.

Cost?

1,800.


7 posted on 02/11/2015 9:21:24 AM PST by stephenjohnbanker (My Batting Average( 1,000) (GOPe is that easy to read))
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To: cuban leaf

Insurance should be for catastrophic/hospitalization events only.

How I miss my reasonable, affordable hospital plan with a 3000 dollar deductible.


9 posted on 02/11/2015 9:22:51 AM PST by headstamp 2
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To: cuban leaf

What happens when you need major surgery? Good luck playing Russian roulette with your life.


29 posted on 02/11/2015 10:30:36 AM PST by SVTCobra03 (You can never have enough friends, horsepower or ammunition.)
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