First Health Insurance Products?

[Grizllar]

Has anybody heard of FirstHealth insurance products that have no deductible? They seem to be going heavy on pressuring people into enrolling into their plans and not giving much detail to the clients they enroll. Any information would be super helpful

 

[Lee Vena]

I know of one company, FirstHealth, but it is not a carrier. They are a network provider.

 

[Newby]

Has anybody heard of FirstHealth insurance products that have no deductible? They seem to be going heavy on pressuring people into enrolling into their plans and not giving much detail to the clients they enroll. Any information would be super helpful

I used to get scammy telemarketing calls pushing that. I don’t think FirstHealth actually has anything to do with them. They are just scam calls.

 

[rousemark]

Has anybody heard of FirstHealth insurance products that have no deductible? They seem to be going heavy on pressuring people into enrolling into their plans and not giving much detail to the clients they enroll. Any information would be super helpful

Not sure of the name but if they are touting 0 deductible, they selling a hospital indemnity plan which leaves a lot of exposure for the insured if they get seriously sick.

 

[Lee Vena]

Not sure of the name but if they are touting 0 deductible, they selling a hospital indemnity plan which leaves a lot of exposure for the insured if they get seriously sick.

Sorry to disagree, but the statement is not true. I see quite a few traditional plans with a $0 deductible.

 

[rousemark]

Sorry to disagree, but the statement is not true. I see quite a few traditional plans with a $0 deductible.

Major Medical? ... I should have said Indemnity plan, not HOSPITAL indemnity, because they do provide coverage for more than just hospital daily.

 

[Lee Vena]

Major Medical?

Yes

 

[rousemark]

Yes

By whom? Not ACA. 0

 

[Lee Vena]

Group plans, yes ACA qualified.

 

[rousemark]

Group plans, yes ACA qualified.

OK.. i was thinking of individual plans. The plans hyped as no deductible are normally along the line of Manhattan's Affordable Choice plan.