Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by nobody9999 on Thursday May 18, 2023 @03:30PM
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>which puts median annual household spending on healthcare between $1,500 and $5,540 in 2019.
I'm guessing that doesn't include employer subsidies. I pay (as an individual) ~$940/month for health insurance, plus a $600 deductible and $40/visit copays for doctors, $150 copay for emergency room visits and $1000 copay for hospital admisisons.
Assuming I don't need an emergency room or a hospital admission, that's over $10,000/year just for healthcare.
I'm guessing that doesn't include employer subsidies. I pay (as an individual) ~$940/month for health insurance, plus a $600 deductible and $40/visit copays for doctors, $150 copay for emergency room visits and $1000 copay for hospital admisisons.
Assuming I don't need an emergency room or a hospital admission, that's over $10,000/year just for healthcare.