Anonymous
11/16/2025 10:46
Subject: World Bank health insurance
Anonymous wrote:I have the C plan. It’s not a HMO. It’s a managed choice PPO. If you get a referral from your primary care doctor you can see almost anyone. If you go to the ER, you pay $50 and then it covers everything including hospital admission. Also covers 100% of maternity care if that’s relevant. You can go directly to specialists with the A plan, but to me it looks like you pay more if something goes wrong with your health.
Same with my sister.
Anonymous
11/14/2025 19:51
Subject: World Bank health insurance
I have the C plan. It’s not a HMO. It’s a managed choice PPO. If you get a referral from your primary care doctor you can see almost anyone. If you go to the ER, you pay $50 and then it covers everything including hospital admission. Also covers 100% of maternity care if that’s relevant. You can go directly to specialists with the A plan, but to me it looks like you pay more if something goes wrong with your health.
Anonymous
11/13/2025 23:03
Subject: World Bank health insurance
Would never go with an HMO - you want the best doctors if you have cancer or anything serious, not only the ones who are "in-network." Healthy right now does not mean always healthy. Everyone with cancer was healthy until they got their diagnosis
Anonymous
11/13/2025 22:07
Subject: Re:World Bank health insurance
Plan C -HMO
Anonymous
11/13/2025 20:37
Subject: World Bank health insurance
Which of the World Bank health plans is best for a new staff member (married either 2 kids) with no major health issues? Is there an obvious answer?