You will know if you have co-pay if you work for a company and only pay a part of the doctor’s office bill when you see a doctor. It’s that simple, and yet complicated at the same time. Many people just love their co-pay and would be lost without it, and that’s the problem if they quit their jobs or get laid off \u2013 no more co-pay. If you want to opt to get co-pay while you are solo, that will cost big bucks.<\/p>\n
The thing is, many people don’t realize that co-pay is NOT insurance, it’s a benefit and companies pay out a lot of money to offer co-pay as a perk for their workers. This isn’t to say you can’t get co-pay if you’re on your own, but ask your local insurance agent about that first, as you may have to rethink that strategy and opt for something else more (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You will know if you have co-pay if you work for a company and only pay a part of the doctor’s office bill when you see a doctor. It’s that simple, and yet complicated at the same time. Many people…<\/span><\/p>\n