How COBRA Insurance Works
COBRA gives former employees the option to continue with their health coverage once they leave the group plan. But they have to pay the whole thing.
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COBRA gives former employees the option to continue with their health coverage once they leave the group plan. But they have to pay the whole thing.
Hospital and doctors were in network was on the hook for nearly $94,000 >> i realized after digging around enough that it was for neuro monitoring >> reporter: neuro monitoring, a service she had never heard of and didn't know she was receiving provided by an outside company and out of network and out of network according to a new study in "the journal of the american medical association" out of network billing for privately insured patients is becoming more common and more than 40% of insured patients getting emergency treatment are also getting a surprise medical bill for out of network care...
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They own it. they passed it. they signed it. and so i think they will face the wrath of the voters if this continues which indications seem to say that it will. jon: part of the question i guess, ed, is, how unwieldy will this thing still be by november? i mean the white hughes did manage to get its 7 million sign-ups. but as ed said, there are a lot of questions how many paid, so on and so forth. there are still coverage questions and back end questions about this that are yet to be answered, right, ed? >> and concerns in specific states and congressional districts and questions about how muc...