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gavin gonna gavin https://twitter.com/JVPBayArea/status/1786074638537404438
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My mom just moved to CA after living in Florida. She was on a healthcare marketplace plan thru the state of Florida. Looking it up online, I see that she has 60 days to apply for a new plan thru the state of California. Given that my mom is old, what's the best plan to pick for her? Is a marketplace plan even a good idea? E: I'm seeing plans on Covered CA for $500-600 with no deductible + 25-30% coinsurance. That's not bad when I compare it to my high-deductible plan. America Inc. fucked around with this message at 04:06 on May 3, 2024 |
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May 3, 2024 03:48
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Be sure to check on the medi-cal requirements for her, to see if she qualifies for it.
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Genuinely medi-cal is better in a lot of ways than the plan my wife pays a decent amount for. It's pretty good as long as you don't need anything serious
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America Inc. posted:My mom just moved to CA after living in Florida. She was on a healthcare marketplace plan thru the state of Florida. Looking it up online, I see that she has 60 days to apply for a new plan thru the state of California. California is pretty super invested in the health of its marketplace and Medi-Cal. I assume you already checked their Shop and Compare (https://apply.coveredca.com/lw-shopandcompare/) since you seem to have an idea of potential premiums and co-insurance. I’m assuming she’s not already eligible for Medicare? Oh also make sure she calls the Florida marketplace to cancel that plan - some people assume the different states talk to each other and cancel stuff automatically. That doesn’t happen. If she enrolls through Covered CA, her plan should start June 1st as long as she enrolls by the end of May. Highbrow Slick fucked around with this message at 06:32 on May 3, 2024 |
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