Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

1. Make sure you are using an in-network provider and 2) you probably have a high deductible, right? Make sure you do all the activities to get the money from Wells for your HSA.

@eog While I agree narrow network can be cheaper if you don’t use it, my narrow network provider (rhymes with fetnuh) keeps denying my claims. Currently fighting a bill around $2k for a cancer screen they told my doctor’s office didn’t require a pre-with from them, now they say they won’t pay for. They did something similar last year, too, but then had it “re-reviewed” after I called enough times. If someone without savings or an HSA had to pay $2k for one procedure, that’d be quite a setback. I might go back to just not seeing a doctor & if the cancer takes me, at least I won’t be working here anymore.

Is there even a meaningful difference between high premium/lower deductible and low premium higher deductible plans? You either have the forced spending through premiums, or a potential spend through increased deductible. It seems like those to plans are a wash in the long run.

What’s EAC supposed to help them with
SMH

I’m sorry you’re a grown adult, maybe you should actually compare the plans and coordinate from there. There’s no one else to blame but yourself. I wish you luck, but why haven’t you called EAC to discuss ?

Yes. I always have these same appointments like clockwork usually, and yes..same scripts.

Narrow network is best cost saving plan

You've always had an appointment and four different prescriptions? My goodness. That should have told you right there. Sounds like you have high medical needs.

I don't care what that tool says. All it takes is one bad accident.

Zoom out an figure out what your max healthcare costs will be for the whole year, not just the first 3 weeks.