How much do you pay monthly for Health insurance?

NurseEmmy · Jan 27, 2016

Nearly $500/month for health and dental for family (No vision option). This is an employer plan so they also cover part of the tab. My deduct. are around $3,000 per person or $12,000 for family. $15 copay for acute visits with PCP - $45 if seen by a specialist. Copays for walk in clinics, ER, xrays, etc.

nortonplusRN · Jan 27, 2016

100$ pre-tax every 2 weeks for single coverage. Includes medical/Rx, dental, and vision. No deductibles. Used to be free but Governor Christie made a law for state employees to pay health insurance.

AnnieOaklyRN, BSN, RN, EMT-P · Jan 28, 2016

188.00 a month or 47.00 a week with NO DEDUCTIBLE! I work for an ambulance company and I was recently offered a part time position on the IV team, and the benefits were terrible, which is why I did not take the position.

Annie

vintagemother, BSN, CNA, LVN, RN · Jan 28, 2016

I paid either 50 or 100 every 2 weeks for medical insurance. To cover my children, it would have cost over 1000/month, so I only covered myself.

OrganizedChaos, LVN · Jan 28, 2016

Through the market place: $300/month for my husband & I. My son is on Medicaid.

kalycat, BSN, RN · Jan 28, 2016

$85/month for medical, dental, vision and orthodontia for the whole family. $1000 deductible for the family. many regular services and preventative prescriptions are covered 100% outside the deductible.

MandieDandy · Feb 1, 2016

I pay $784 monthly. I'm self-employed, just graduated nursing school in December. It's great coverage though. $1500 deductible that only applies to labs/x-rays, no referrals needed for anything. Prescriptions are $10. $4k max out of pocket for the year. While I'm looking forward to having an employee-sponsored plan, I doubt my coverage will be as good. It's a COBRA-turned -HIPPA guaranteed issue plan. Nothing on the exchange was remotely comparable.

OrganizedChaos, LVN · Feb 1, 2016

I thought I'd update. I'm getting a job & they pay 100% for me $ 50% for the hubs. The deductible is $2,000.

LDAthleteNurse, BSN, RN · Feb 2, 2016

I pay $108 monthly for coverage just for myself.

_superwoman · Dec 14, 2016

$306 Health and Dental for myself only. My job is offering insurance but its horrible coverage, so I had to purchase on my own.

AliNajaCat · Dec 14, 2016

I'm self-employed but here in MA we've all been required to have health insurance for a lot longer than the ACA has been around. I cover just myself. I have always shopped for coverage with my independent insurance broker every year, getting decent rates as a member of the state small business association. After the ACA came in have been able to steadily decrease my costs from around $750/month with a $5000 annual copay/deductible to about $475 with $7500 (fortunately also fairly healthy). Now although I'm still working I am totally enjoying Medicare at $118/month plus a supplemental policy that COMPLETELY ELIMINATES ALL COPAYS AND DEDUCTIBLES (that IS worth shouting about) that runs about $200/month.

Sweet husband is on straight Medicare for $106/month out of his social Security with no supplemental policy, so we pay the approximately half of his costs that Mcare doesn't cover. Fortunately he's healthy, so not too much.

NICUismylife, ADN, BSN, RN · Dec 15, 2016

$0! My employer offers free medical, dental, and vision coverage for the employee AND family. That is for an HMO plan, no deductible, $15 office copay. They do have PPO options that I would have to pay for, but we are happy with the free option.