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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I tried to get it but an obscure non-verified diagnosis five years ago DQ’d me. It was a hybrid plan- $126k cost for nine years of coverage starting around $6k a month with a COLA. It would have paid out over $1.4 million if the entire thing was used. Needless to say I now have to self insure. [b]My mom’s care is roughly $7-9k a week at this point.[/b][/quote] Serious question. How can we say we are proud to be Americans with this kind of highway robbery? I don't care what illness someone has. $7k per week is simply a shame. This then beg the question, if someone at some point has to pay this much, how can a yearly salary under $1 million be a good salary? We are royalty f*&#d[/quote] the 7=9K HAS to be in home care, and that is a choice and is typically much more than a facility [/quote] But what do you expect? with 24 hour care that 7-9K is $42-53/hour. If you want quality care and care that shows up that is what you pay. Given that there is likely a management company running the agency who is sending the care givers, the care givers are likely only getting $25/hr with the agency getting the rest to pay for overhead, managing and scheduling the care and INSURANCE. I wouldn't want to be a caregiver for $25-30/hr, no way in hell. So not sure what you expect. If you need/want 1-1 care 24/7 that is reasonable costs [/quote]
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