Hello, I have a few questions about the tiers and which one would align with what I am trying to do this year.
I am a healthy-ish male (25yo), haven’t been to a doctor in 3+ years. My income is anywhere from 22k to 30k depending on how ambitious I am with my side hustle. I am single no dependents. I want to run a few test with different specialists this upcoming year just know where I’m at health wise. A few specific ones will be with ENTs, Gastroenterologist, endocrinologist, etc. also, do blood work and spend some time with a physician.
So, I guess the first and main question is if I purchase the GOLD tier which offers a $0 deductible, that means I wouldn’t have to pay out of pocket for an in-network specialist?
I’m in CA and deadline is in 2 days but just wanted some reassurance before I pull the trigger on this. I’ve been reading that this tier is the “peace of mind” tier so please let me know what you all think
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Hello, I have a few questions about the tiers and which one would align with what I am trying to do this year. I am a healthy-ish male (25yo), haven’t been to a doctor in 3+ years. My income is anywhere from 22k to 30k depending on how ambitious I am with my side hustle. I am single no dependents. I want to run a few test with different specialists this upcoming year just know where I’m at health wise. A few specific ones will be with ENTs, Gastroenterologist, endocrinologist, etc. also, do blood work and spend some time with a physician. So, I guess the first and main question is if I purchase the GOLD tier which offers a $0 deductible, that means I wouldn’t have to pay out of pocket for an in-network specialist? I’m in CA and deadline is in 2 days but just wanted some reassurance before I pull the trigger on this. I’ve been reading that this tier is the “peace of mind” tier so please let me know what you all think
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