My company recently switched to sana benefits and I am to pick a plan. I have never heard of this company and their policy seems to cover a lot. My coworkers are already having a good experience, but I am worried as I have preexisting conditions. There are few providers under them in my city – none of which are my current doctors. They say it is easy to add but when they don’t agree you have to submit a claim. Does anyone know what happens at this point? How much do you really get reimbursed for if your providers are out of network? I don’t want to waste my money on a plan that isn’t going to serve me because I’m really afraid of having to pay out of pocket on most things. Does anyone have good/bad reviews to share? The only other post I found was pretty outdated considering they are a pretty new company.
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[link] [comments]My company recently switched to sana benefits and I am to pick a plan. I have never heard of this company and their policy seems to cover a lot. My coworkers are already having a good experience, but I am worried as I have preexisting conditions. There are few providers under them in my city – none of which are my current doctors. They say it is easy to add but when they don’t agree you have to submit a claim. Does anyone know what happens at this point? How much do you really get reimbursed for if your providers are out of network? I don’t want to waste my money on a plan that isn’t going to serve me because I’m really afraid of having to pay out of pocket on most things. Does anyone have good/bad reviews to share? The only other post I found was pretty outdated considering they are a pretty new company. submitted by /u/Mcdreamy238 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance