Health Care Premiums for residents of Kentucky have risen 61% since 2000.
Through health insurance reform, 621,300 to 692,400 middle class Kentucky residents will be eligible for premium credits to ease the burden of these high costs.
Whose high costs? Not ours. Our healthcare cost will rise if this healthcare reform goes through. Most people I know have had a decrease in their health insurance premiums. They have cut out waste and unnessary and outdated procedures and tests. If health insurance is so expensive why am I covered with three different health insurance policies...and four if it happens in a car.
It's all about planning for the future and most of the uninsured just didn't do any planning or just don't want to pay for healthcare. If it cost $300 a month they'd rather spend the $300 on something other than health insurance.
Whose high costs? Not ours. Our healthcare cost will rise if this healthcare reform goes through. Most people I know have had a decrease in their health insurance premiums. They have cut out waste and unnessary and outdated procedures and tests.
ReplyDeleteIf health insurance is so expensive why am I covered with three different health insurance policies...and four if it happens in a car.
It's all about planning for the future and most of the uninsured just didn't do any planning or just don't want to pay for healthcare. If it cost $300 a month they'd rather spend the $300 on something other than health insurance.