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[meem120]

They pull out to have the upper hand.  This is all about profits.  And giving power back to the insurance companies.  We the people are being you know what royally, as usual.

[meem120]

They are not losing $, this is cutting in to their profits....big difference.

[meem120]

And pre existing conditions will be covered....but they can charge whatever to get you into the risk pool.  It will cost plenty for you to get coverage.  All I hear is yes, pre existing is covered,,,,they just fail to mention how much it will cost you.

[momtochloe]

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@meem120 wrote:

They are not losing $, this is cutting in to their profits....big difference.

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YES!  Thank you @meem120!

[Barbara-QVC]

This thread will remain open to discuss insurance.  If it continues to have political references, however, it will be locked for further commenting.

Thank you.

Barb

Customer Care

[momtochloe]

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@Barbara-QVC wrote:

This thread will remain open to discuss insurance.  If it continues to have political references, however, it will be locked for further commenting.

Thank you.

Barb

Customer CAre

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I'm not sure what exactly encompasses these boundaries but I more than appreciate that you are giving us a chance to continue this thread.

[Spurt]

So Aetna is pulling out of Virginia citing costs, yet how did Aetna have 34 BILLION to acquire Humana. The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit last July to block Aetna's acquisition of Humana and Anthem's acquisition of Cigna, arguing that the two deals would lead to higher prices. And a judge blocked the proposal and Humana stood to receive a ONE BILLION breakup fee for an abandoned deal.....Looks like Aetna has money to burn to limit consumer choice and get a bigger piece of the insurance pie