Nationwide competition => lower cost for the barest minimum.

Is this a true market? It's painful to figure it out, but I shall.

Are you interested in this? Know something more about it? /end

Asking because it would seem to be an appealing low cost product for many. High deductible plans allow for tax-free healthcare savings accounts (self-insurance really). You pay your bills, record them, then withdraw from the savings account. Keep records in case of an audit /4

I'm talking about insurance not from a state healthcare exchange (Vermont in my case), and not directly from an insurance provider in my state - I've done both and they work reasonably well.

If an insurance company can (must?) sell via a national "broker" for a PPO policy, is this what we get? /3

Sure I let it all go to voice mail. I am on DoNotCall list, but I did solicit a call.

I don't expect much from the FCC, but it's surprising that it has no end.

From a health insurance perspective, is this market real and is this the best sales prospect funnel they've arrived at? /2

Like the supplement industry, regulatory-adjacent is best for self-service to expert-assisted therapies.

Win with clear value and low friction, in smaller discovery markets (for now).

2/2

same. planned obsolescence! 😁 someone should write a utility to keep it going. call it Hospice 2.0.