PlanBforHealth

[arnguy]

Has anyone had any experience with this company? It is a discount non-insurance plan. They do not make any bones about being a non-insurance product. Their website clearly indicates this fact. Would there be any situations where using this product may be appropriate?

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Has anyone had any experience with this company? It is a discount non-insurance plan. They do not make any bones about being a non-insurance product. Their website clearly indicates this fact. Would there be any situations where using this product may be appropriate?

If you wanted to "test out" your E&O?

You need some experience dealing with irate clients when they find out what they've been paying for is worthless?

They can enjoy similar savings by just asking for them.

 

[arnguy]

Thanks for the reply, Paul. I started a new thread on limited benfit medical plans.

 

[arnguy]

I found it interesting that this plan touts the fact that they are a member of NAHU!

 

[The Rabbi]

As a licensed insurance agent, I can't see my self selling boiler room products. I do remember an interview with a man who swears by his discount plan. The money he saves in premiums and the discounts made it work well when he needed an operation.

They are to be sold to those who cannot qualify for major medical. If they can't afford mm, then they don't need insurance. They can use the welfare system.

Let's not take advantage of poor people.