These stories come from the real people who live with a broken health care system. Some have health insurance and some do not. Many of these stories suggest potential solutions* that lead to quality, affordable health care we can count on. One thing we all agree on is that the we cannot trust the insurance industry to fix themselves. To learn more about what Health Care for America Now stands for read our Statement of Common Purpose.
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Terry
Richmond, VA
My daughter has Crohns disease and her husband is self-employed. They have 2 children prone to allergies. If she works, she cannot afford daycare. If she doesnot work, private insurance costs $1000 a month with a $5000 co-pay. This minumum coverage has large co-pays on medication as well. They take money from their home line of equity to pay for minor surgery(husband had severe hemmoroids) out-patient costing $2000.
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