What would you do if you had a $4k + procedure coming up AND your insurance plan restarts in 2 months?
I have a procedure next week that will cost 4k +
Yes I have 4k+, but of course I don't want to fork it over.
I want insurance to pay as much as they can, which I'm sure they won't since I haven't met my $2500 deductible.
The Insurance lady said the amount [b]I[/b] pay MAY go towards the $2500 deductible and that it MAY go towards my near $10k out of pocket max. Wouldn't it be easier for it to go towards the 2500 deductible FIRST, so that insurance can start paying faster?
But I get it, NOBODY WANTS TO PAY (HUGE AMOUNTS), INCLUDING ME!
I want to do the procedure now, because I'm off work and have time to recover.
If I wait 2 months (for when the insurance plan restarts) I will no longer be off, and therefore will not have time to recover. Then if you factor in the fact that it "may or may not go towards the deductible" , I'm wondering will it even make a difference?
Yes I have 4k+, but of course I don't want to fork it over.
I want insurance to pay as much as they can, which I'm sure they won't since I haven't met my $2500 deductible.
The Insurance lady said the amount [b]I[/b] pay MAY go towards the $2500 deductible and that it MAY go towards my near $10k out of pocket max. Wouldn't it be easier for it to go towards the 2500 deductible FIRST, so that insurance can start paying faster?
But I get it, NOBODY WANTS TO PAY (HUGE AMOUNTS), INCLUDING ME!
I want to do the procedure now, because I'm off work and have time to recover.
If I wait 2 months (for when the insurance plan restarts) I will no longer be off, and therefore will not have time to recover. Then if you factor in the fact that it "may or may not go towards the deductible" , I'm wondering will it even make a difference?
