Would “public option” health care be as “inexpensive & comprehensive” as Medicare?

Written By: Health Insurance Plans on October 23, 2009 No Comment

If you reckon so, consider just a few things Medicare does NOT cover:

NO routine preventative care, including physical exams

NO dental care. Medicare does not cover routine dental care or most dental procedures such as cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions or dentures.

NO eye exams and eyeglasses

NO hearing aids

Co-pays = 20-50% of all charges, AFTER you pay a deductible

Part A Hospitalization Deductible = $1000+

NOTE: You can buy private supplemental insurance for more coverage, but these plans cost about $250+ per month = $3,000+ per year

SOURCE: EVERYWHERE
Ryde-On

Thanks, man. I pay much less, too.
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