letmetellyouaboutyourcountry.jpg > isnt that just for covering the basic stuff? they pretty much all cover the same stuff. if you actually need some kind of medical treatment they will pay for it. if you are trying to get them to pay for some medically unnecessary/cosmetic surgery or treatment, that is when they will deny it.  > people pay uhc to cover their expenses in case fate strikes them down yes, and they will cover those expenses if you actually need them. > and uhc denied them help in their times of need yes, but the question is whether someone actually needs a particular medical treatment. there are a lot of hypochondriacs and people with psychosomatic issues that don't actually need the treatments they want, and a lot of doctors and others in the medical field who will push unneccesary and expensive medical treatments that people don't need or won't cure whatever is wrong with them. but more importantly, he is mostly bitching about having to pay the "deductible" and how uhc supposedly changed the terms of the contract, when in reality that $6000 out of pocket maximum was definitely part of the original contract they agreed to, and is set by law. the reason it is so high is because they choose to get a high deductible plan so that they could pay the lowest possible monthly premiums.
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