I remember having United Healthcare, it was 💩

I once paid 400 monthly to have their insurance and turns out, when I needed it, no hospital would cover. It was because it wasn't actual insurance but some weird emergency thing. But they did tell me it was health insurance.

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ViciDraco · 41-45, M

I had it and it was pretty decent, but that's because we had "a Cadillac plan" through work. My cancer surgery (hemipelvectomy) and hospital stay was fully covered. But again, that was because I had an awesome plan through work. Our benefit was cut back after the ACA for reasons I am still sus about. I definitely blame those cuts on the company and not the ACA though. We're now on Cigna and I'm thinking it was yet another minor downgrade of our eroding benefits over time. I've not had coverage denied, but I've been hearing it more and more among coworkers lately.

It's time to embrace Medicare for all.

SatanBurger · 36-40, F

@ViciDraco Mine was out of pocket but they directly lied, they said it was full health coverage. I actually got two hundred back. However they didn't pay the other months I lost which was like four months in total I think. Out of all the money I lost they gave me two hundred back. I don't remember specifics but it was just dumb 😕

ViciDraco · 41-45, M

@SatanBurger These companies have so many plan tiers that it is impossible to compare stories as customers of the same business. Any decently large insurance company has everything from a full service with a happy ending plan to a we are actually rooting for you to die slowly plan.