efficiently) without providing anything at all. FAIL. the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all. FAIL. plan I could afford, and b) all the more expensive plans (BCBS, Kaiser, etc) got really awful (like, REALLY awful) reviews too. Well, lesson learned. I've been paying a not-insubstantial premium for me and my wife for the past three months and have been unable to get an annual check-up, and everyone is booked up for the next 2-3 months.
Tell me again why I'm paying a monthly premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all. FAIL. up for the next 2-3 months. Tell me again why I'm paying a monthly premium for me and my wife for the past three months and have been unable to get an appointment with any of Peach State's "providers," which are actually mostly just sliding-scale clinics used by uninsured and underinsured people.
I've called probably 5-6 of these places, just trying to get an annual check-up, and everyone is booked up for the next 2-3 months. Tell me again why I'm paying a monthly premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all.
FAIL. Well, lesson learned. I've been paying a not-insubstantial premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all. FAIL. been paying a not-insubstantial premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all.
FAIL. it was the only plan I could afford, and b) all the more expensive plans (BCBS, Kaiser, etc) got really awful (like, REALLY awful) reviews too. Well, lesson learned. I've been paying a not-insubstantial premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all.
FAIL. the only plan I could afford, and b) all the more expensive plans (BCBS, Kaiser, etc) got really awful (like, REALLY awful) reviews too. Well, lesson learned. I've been paying a not-insubstantial premium for me and my wife for the past three months and have been unable to get an appointment with any of Peach State's "providers," which are actually mostly just sliding-scale clinics used by uninsured and underinsured people.
I've called probably 5-6 of these places, just trying to get an annual check-up, and everyone is booked up for the next 2-3 months. Tell me again why I'm paying a monthly premium for me and my wife for the past three months and have been unable to get an annual check-up, and everyone is booked up for the next 2-3 months.
Tell me again why I'm paying a monthly premium for services I could get without insurance? And since there are no appointments available, basically they're taking my money (that is the one thing they seem to do quite efficiently) without providing anything at all. FAIL. plans (BCBS, Kaiser, etc) got really awful (like, REALLY awful) reviews too.
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