Obamacare Exchanges Offering ‘Junk’ Policies With Limited Choices
Many of the policies being offered through the Obamacare health
insurance exchanges are super cheap because they offer a very limited
number of healthcare providers.
Major insurance companies deliberately created what Consumer Reports called “
junk health insurance policies” to sell through the exchanges, articles in both
The New York Times and
The Los Angeles Times show.
These policies will not pay for healthcare at many major hospitals and
will only cover services offered by a limited number of doctors.
“Our exchange products will have smaller provider networks that cost less than bigger plans with a larger selection of
doctors and hospitals,” David Sandor, a vice president of Health Care Service Corporation (a Blue Cross and Blue Shield provider) admitted to
The New York Times.
Chad Terhune of
The Los Angeles Times wrote, “
Consumers could see long wait times, a scarcity of specialists and loss of a longtime doctor.”
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