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Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / November 2004Health Insurance for Full Timers (SD residents)
My wife and I are about to become full timers. We have abandoned our WA residence for SD. We got one quote for a high deductable health insurance from an agent in SD and the premium was 40% higher than our premium in WA (Seattle area) for similar coverage. Since we're still covered by our WA policy until 31-December-2004 we decided to pass on the SD policy and do more research. By the way, we were informed that the local Blue Cross affiliate won't insure us because we don't physically live full time in SD. Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance policies for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated. HSA policies would be even better. >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance policies >for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated. HSA policies >would be even better. Other than transferring your residency to Canada, where Health Care, is merely an assumed right; you choose to live in a a country where the electorate chooses to spend YOUR money upon saving a bunch of foreign Moose Limbs from themselves against their wishes. :-( Duh!! I dont see where I get to do a hell of a lot about it. TS > >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance policies > >for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated. HSA policies [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > electorate chooses to spend YOUR money upon saving a bunch of foreign > Moose Limbs from themselves against their wishes. :-( Duh!! > >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance policies > >for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated. HSA policies [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > electorate chooses to spend YOUR money upon saving a bunch of foreign > Moose Limbs from themselves against their wishes. :-( Duh!! So Stan, Your nearly incoherent half-assed pitch for socialized medicine answered or helped with OP's question how? Part of being a FREE Americans is not having the Government mandate your healthcare, or what you speed the money you earn on. Your post was useless and your Anti-American tone not appreciated. You don't like it here, Or think Canada has it all figured out, please stay in Canada and enjoy yourself... >> >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance > policies [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > stay > in Canada and enjoy yourself... Actually the one that did not provide anything useful was your-self with your Anti-Canadian rhetoric, you have got to love the ones that can recognize they are own faults in others. OTOH the fact that Stan's suggestion is not to your liking would be entirely your problem, perhaps you could enlighten us how your evil commie Medicare works? Wade > Actually the one that did not provide anything useful was your-self with > your Anti-Canadian rhetoric, you have got to love the ones that can > recognize they are own faults in others. OTOH the fact that Stan's > suggestion is not to your liking would be entirely your problem, perhaps you > could enlighten us how your evil commie Medicare works? You get your needed health care and the provider sends Medicare the bill. You get a copy. You can carry a supplement to pay the portion Medicare does not pay, pay it yourself or it may be picked up by an insurance plan you carried into retirement. My knee replacements cost approximately $150,000, were done by a surgeon of my choice, at a time and place I wanted. Our landlord's wife who was a Canadian, died because her cancer spread to her lungs while she waited over 6 months for critical kidney surgery. Which system would you prefer to use? LZ > >> >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance > > policies [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > could enlighten us how your evil commie Medicare works? > Wade Wade, Who believes SOCIALIZED MEDICINE is good, Actually the two that did not provide anything useful were you and Stan with your same old misinformed Anti-American rhetoric. You are so quick on the trigger to prop up Canada, God knows it needs all the propping up they can get, that you can't even comprehend what you have read. >"Any recommendations on major medical (high deductible) health insurance >policies for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated." What part of "that are legal residents of SD" don't you and Stan understand? Do you generally suffer reading comprehension problems, maybe it's something in the water? ... By the way: The American Hispanic buying power will exceed the entire Canadian economy by the year 2009! :-) >> >> Other than transferring your residency to Canada, where Health Care, >> >> is [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > the propping up they can get, that you can't even comprehend what you have > read. Another moron heard from that gets his education from Lon. Wade > >> >> Other than transferring your residency to Canada, where Health Care, > >> >> is [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > Another moron heard from that gets his education from Lon. > Wade And that refutes your severe reading comprehension problem how you Idiot? Wade you put you foot in your own mouth and you are too damn ignorant to take it out! Just shove the other one in there with it you pathetic fool... LMFAO It is the sign of a major jerk to play with the FROM: character set just to escape kill files. One of the beauties of Agent - regular expression filters. "w.d." takes care of all of this child's permutations of its name. John >It is the sign of a major jerk to play with the FROM: character set just >to escape kill files. --- John De Armond johngdDONTYOUDARE@bellsouth.net http://bellsouthpwp.net/j/o/johngd/ Cleveland, Occupied TN > It is the sign of a major jerk to play with the FROM: character set just > to escape kill files. If you hadn't quoted a piece of one of his posts, I'd never have seen it. But I must respond to your statement with... Very true, but Wade IS a major jerk. I've discovered through some inquiries that it is very likely to be considered libel for making posts using a person's proper name and that, if one so desired, a lawsuit could end this sort of thing. Shaw states that they would comply with the law in every way possible regarding such a suit. I'm not going to worry about it, though, for every post Wade makes simply reinforces what he is showing himself to be - a childish, vindictive, vicious, underhanded, and stupid, spoiled, functionally illiterate brat. He's just never gotten past that "third grade mentality". He probably even walked his 9-year old to school because they were both in the same grade. What goes around, comes around, sooo...I figure that he'll get his...sooner or later. Ram >Any recommendations on major medical (high deductable) health insurance >policies >for full timers that are legal residents of SD would be appreciated. HSA >policies >would be even better. Good luck. We had to move back to Michigan so I could get insurance. I'm not insurable in SD. Lon |
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