Has she been honest about health insurance?
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Re: Has she been honest about health insurance?
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Even though I have not witnessed health insurance, I'm not seeing the author as if she's advertising for an insurance company. Rather I see this as her job as a doctor to prescribe the established health tips to the audience, and that's what she's trying to fulfill on her part
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I so much agree with you.Sushan Ekanayake wrote: ↑01 Jun 2021, 06:13I see your point. But do the insurances cover all the medical expenses that a person needs at a time? I have seen several scandals that they play hiding behind their policy agreement. Can we actually trust them to save our lives when all the lawyers and doctors are on their side when it comes to any discrepancy?Jasleen Chadha wrote: ↑01 Jun 2021, 05:33 I agree with the author. I've firsthand witness the life of my relative been saved because of health insurance as he could not afford the treatment.
Yes, the paperwork and details can be a lot to deal with but if the benefits can save a life, I feel it's a trouble worth going through.
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Yes, the paperwork and details can be overwhelming, but in my opinion, they are worth it if they will save a life.
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health insurance is a lifesaver and shouldn't be taken for granted. Every family, couple, and individual should have health insurance.
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