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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve
I do. It is, if you have no other insurance (i.e too poor). If you do have insurance they bill it just like any other medical service does.
I don't know if that's going to change.
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Looking at the exchanges and based on income the vet may be able to qualify for free Medicad as well as VA. Like anything else, everything is based on what you make.
We can say this based on my investigation, the healthcare for some will be free based on income(poverty level) and number in the family or more than likely the combination of both.
We can say some will not meet the criteria for tax credit/subsidy and will pay something. More than likely a bill they can not pay or do not want. Or both.
For some this will work out nicely. Specifically those with a pre-exisiting condition
At any rate, I went to the Hair Cuttery yesterday. I asked the lady cutting my hair about the Hair Cuttery's HC policy. She said it is bare minimum and does not qualify under the ACA. However, the Hair Cuttery was looking to assist in getting the employees on the ACA Market Place and pay for the plan at said ACA Market Place. My hair cut went up $2.00
No seriously it did.