Reading health insurance policies is like watching paint dry. However, if you do not do it, you could be in for a surprise later.
\nSurprises when it comes to health insurance coverage are not always a good thing, particularly when you put in a claim for something only to find out that it is not covered. You thought it was. Now what? Well, this usually means you will have to shell out money to pay for your medical care, and come away from the experience with a bad taste in your mouth. Why weren\u2019t you covered? Did you read your policy?<\/p>\n
Nine times out of ten, when someone is asked if they read their health insurance policy, the answer is no, and you get this look that implies you are nuts for even asking that question. Granted, reading a health insurance policy is as entertaining as watching clothes tumble in the dryer, but (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Reading health insurance policies is like watching paint dry. However, if you do not do it, you could be in for a surprise later. Surprises when it comes to health insurance coverage are not always a good thing, particularly when…<\/span><\/p>\n