Life, as people know it to be is changing at such a rapid pace of late that it is becoming difficult to keep up. Does anyone know how much the affordable care act is going to influence the majority of the population? Do you realize that the reason your healthy New York insurance policy has doubled in cost in part is due to the affordable care act? How many of your personal friends and business associates are considering lapsing their health insurance policy because of the increase in cost?
There are other prominent business minded individuals who are planning to walk away from health insurance coverage of any type. Where will this decision leave all the employees and their family members? The individuals will then be forced to search for an affordable health insurance plan on their own. This will only serve to hurt more individuals rather than help. The few independent contractors and lucrative small business owners that decide to continue providing health insurance for the few employees will find they must increase the cost of services or products to make up the difference.
The continued rise in products and services will feed into an already devastated financial situation. Salaries will continue on the downward trend making it impossible to acquire any healthy NY insurance policy. This will cause another problem because now the competition will be determined by the number of employees that are still receiving the benefits through a group health insurance policy. How well do you think this will play out? Granted, many of the new health insurance laws will not begin until January 2014, but there are other changes occurring now.
All children are permitted to remain on the healthy New York program insurance policy of the parents until reaching the age of twenty-six. Are you aware of who is expected to pay the additional costs? The parents are expected to pick up the extra cost. Take a look at the renewal policy, read the fine print and see how much the cost is going up, while the amount of health insurance coverage is going down. Future health insurance premiums will be based on age, geographic location and of course tobacco usage. Allow this to sink in for a while before moving forward.
You can be an alcoholic, a prescription drug abuser, a junkie and that is okay, but if you still insist on smoking cigarettes, a legal product, you will be eligible to receive an affordable health insurance policy, but at a much higher annual cost. Perhaps the individuals that continue to smoke cigarettes will be the first to be denied. Will obese individuals be the next group to be denied health insurance coverage?






