So I just lost the health coverage I was receiving through my parents. I am in the process of getting my own and I am looking at getting Kaiser minimum coverage or the Silver one through Covered California.
I am someone that is on 9 prescribed medications, one of them which is a tier 2 drug. I am probably someone that is going to require frequent check ups as I was diagnosed with heart failure just recently.
Would minimum coverage cover my primary care visits and medications? Would I have to pay full price for these medications until I meet the deductible?
I don’t want to get too swayed by the cheapest price since it could end up backfiring because I am not the healthiest individual so I am trying to inform myself as best as I can. But I am honestly pretty clueless and I’m sure it shows. 😭
I guess I just need a proper breakdown on what minimum coverage vs Silver covers. Which one would be more convenient/appropriate for me.
Please help and thanks in advance.
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So I just lost the health coverage I was receiving through my parents. I am in the process of getting my own and I am looking at getting Kaiser minimum coverage or the Silver one through Covered California. I am someone that is on 9 prescribed medications, one of them which is a tier 2 drug. I am probably someone that is going to require frequent check ups as I was diagnosed with heart failure just recently. Would minimum coverage cover my primary care visits and medications? Would I have to pay full price for these medications until I meet the deductible? I don’t want to get too swayed by the cheapest price since it could end up backfiring because I am not the healthiest individual so I am trying to inform myself as best as I can. But I am honestly pretty clueless and I’m sure it shows. 😭 I guess I just need a proper breakdown on what minimum coverage vs Silver covers. Which one would be more convenient/appropriate for me. Please help and thanks in advance.
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