So I’ve had Cigna for about 15 years and they covered me all through my breast cancer treatment and through my breast reconstruction so far. I lost my job so I’ve been on COBRA. I currently got hired with another company and they use Aetna. And I would like to know if Aetna would continue to cover the breast reconstruction. I have 3 of 6 breast reconstruction surgeries left.
if I continue to use CIGNA it’s going to cost me $900 a month versus just dropping Cigna and going with the medical insurance that the job offers which is Aetna.
Also, for someone like me that still getting surgeries and going through hormone therapy and seeing doctors on a monthly or a 90 day schedule, would the traditional insurance plan be best for me or should I opt for high deductible one with HSA? I’ve only ever had the option of the traditional plan so that’s new to me.
Houston, Tx
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[link] [comments]So I’ve had Cigna for about 15 years and they covered me all through my breast cancer treatment and through my breast reconstruction so far. I lost my job so I’ve been on COBRA. I currently got hired with another company and they use Aetna. And I would like to know if Aetna would continue to cover the breast reconstruction. I have 3 of 6 breast reconstruction surgeries left. if I continue to use CIGNA it’s going to cost me $900 a month versus just dropping Cigna and going with the medical insurance that the job offers which is Aetna. Also, for someone like me that still getting surgeries and going through hormone therapy and seeing doctors on a monthly or a 90 day schedule, would the traditional insurance plan be best for me or should I opt for high deductible one with HSA? I’ve only ever had the option of the traditional plan so that’s new to me. Houston, Tx submitted by /u/Snowfizzle [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance