| There are many more affordable options for individual | | | | twice will run between $150.00 and $500.00, depending |
| health insurance then there are for family health | | | | upon where you live and what you're being seen for. |
| insurance. The reason for this is because individuals, on | | | | Remember that this is a rough estimate so give or |
| average, will spend much less on health care each | | | | take a bit. |
| year than a family will and this allows them to simply | | | | My point is that even if you carry a lower deductible, |
| pay the cost of one or two doctor visits from their | | | | such as $250-$500.00, you would still have to pay |
| own pocket and raise their annual deductible obligation | | | | those costs out of your own pocketbook each year |
| to a higher level. This will lower their monthly payments | | | | until your deductible was taken care of before the |
| considerably and still give them protection in the event | | | | insurance company would begin covering you. This |
| of long term hospitalization. | | | | being the case, in order to make individual health |
| This is an example of making an individual health | | | | insurance more affordable you simply plan on setting |
| insurance policy more affordable for you. On average, | | | | that money aside each year. |
| a normal individual will see a doctor approximately | | | | The above example is only an option for helping you |
| twice per year, correct? Many companies give you | | | | to make buying a health insurance plan affordable. It's |
| two sick days per year and you'll definitely want to get | | | | much better to carry a high deductible than it is to |
| an annual check-up, so there's twice per year, barring | | | | have no coverage it all. |
| any unforeseen event. The cost of seeing your doctor | | | | |