The Best Ohio Health Insurance Plans for 2018
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- The Best Health Insurance Plans in Ohio for 2018
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Medical Mutual HMO 6400 HSA
Medical Mutual HMO 4000 HSA
Medical Mutual HMO 2000/30
Cleveland Clinic + Oscar Bronze Plan
Honorable Mentions
MedMutual 7350
It’s that fantastic time of year again, you know, the time you get to pay more for the same thing you already have.
If it feels like you’re the only one, don’t worry it’s happening to everyone. There’s plenty of reasons for this, but explaining them right now won’t do much to calm the quiet homicidal rage you might be feeling.
With that being said, my job here at Giangola Insurance is to help you push that rage aside long enough to identify the “best” plan for you or your family.
It’s something I help thousands of people do every year.
So much so that this is the sixth installment of the “Best Health Insurance Plans in Ohio” list.
The Best Ohio Health Insurance Plans in 2017
The Best Ohio Health Insurance Plans in 2016
The Best Ohio Health Insurance Plans in 2015
The Best Ohio Health Insurance Plans in 2014
The Best and Worst Ohio Health Insurance Plans in 2013
What You Need To Know First
Say goodbye to your PPO
As far as I can tell, you will not be able to buy a plan in Ohio with a full PPO network. Sadly, your choices will all be HMO plans.
If you’re not sure what the difference is, check out PPO Vs. HMO: What’s the Difference and Which is Better?
Where Did the Cleveland Clinic Go?
If you live in the Northeast Ohio area, it might have come as a bit of shock to learn that Medical Mutual would no longer include the largest hospital system in its network.
Anthem’s Out in Ohio
Like Aetna and United last year, Anthem is gracefully pulling their hat from the health insurance ring in Ohio this year.
That means you’ll need to find a new health insurance company this year and there’s good chance you won’t be thrilled with your options.
Now that we got that out of the way, let’s get on with the list.
Damn, I've used your videos for the last two years and was hoping you'd made one for next year as well. Oh well, I appreciate all the work you did and help you provided in previous years!
I hope it's not too late to ask this question. We got Molina's bronze plan for 2018. We got it mainly as "catastrophic insurance" for example if one of us gets cancer or has a stroke. My question is if one of us did get cancer or have a stroke, can Molina turn us away on the basis that they don't have any doctors in Ohio that treat cancer or stroke victims?
Baupylypuab No they are obligated to perform under the conditions that were set at the time of the issuance of policy/contract. If you have paid any premiums towards the policy you are ENTITLED to the benefits of “catastrophic insurance.” If they give you trouble or try to rescind your policy hire a lawyer.
Buckeye Healthcare any good?
Can't really say. They don't work with agents. However if I had to take a guess they would be comparable to companies like CareSource and Molina.
And btw, Cleveland Clinic + Oscar is ridiculously high 😲
That's the cost to get the Cleveland Clinic in-network.
Cleveland Clinic is top notch I take it?