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tara

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It's going ok, other than having the worst year on record (health wise) for me...ever! I'm on IV antibiotics for the 4th time in 11 months. We changed some meds yesterday, so I hope I can continue to improve on this round.

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.
 
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tara

New member
It's going ok, other than having the worst year on record (health wise) for me...ever! I'm on IV antibiotics for the 4th time in 11 months. We changed some meds yesterday, so I hope I can continue to improve on this round.

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.
 
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tara

New member
It's going ok, other than having the worst year on record (health wise) for me...ever! I'm on IV antibiotics for the 4th time in 11 months. We changed some meds yesterday, so I hope I can continue to improve on this round.

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.
 
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tara

New member
It's going ok, other than having the worst year on record (health wise) for me...ever! I'm on IV antibiotics for the 4th time in 11 months. We changed some meds yesterday, so I hope I can continue to improve on this round.

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.
 
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tara

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It's going ok, other than having the worst year on record (health wise) for me...ever! I'm on IV antibiotics for the 4th time in 11 months. We changed some meds yesterday, so I hope I can continue to improve on this round.

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.
 
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CowTown

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>barbc888</b></i>

I'm not married, but I can answer your questions...



1) GHPP is not my primary, it's my secondary

2) My primary is HealthNet

3 I've had a good experience with GHPP as my secondary. I never see a bill because if my primary doesn't cover it, it immediately gets sent to GHPP, and they take care of it. I've had GHPP for 2 years and haven't had a problem yet. My only concern with them is, what else, their customer service. It's hard to get them to return phone calls too. Other than that, I think it's a good program to have. I hope some married folks can help you!

Cheers,

Barbara</end quote></div>




Hi Barbara,

Can I ask, what is your deductible for HealthNet? What percentage does HealthNet cover? And if you don't mind me asking, what do you end up paying a year for deductible + copays when it's all said and done?

Have you been hospitalized yet while with GHPP, and do they cover the remainder of all hospital bills too after your primary?

Good to hear they do follow through and cover what your primary does not. That's what I've been wondering about and how good they are with that or whether it would be the perfect excuse for them to start declining stuff.

Thanks!
 
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CowTown

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>barbc888</b></i>

I'm not married, but I can answer your questions...



1) GHPP is not my primary, it's my secondary

2) My primary is HealthNet

3 I've had a good experience with GHPP as my secondary. I never see a bill because if my primary doesn't cover it, it immediately gets sent to GHPP, and they take care of it. I've had GHPP for 2 years and haven't had a problem yet. My only concern with them is, what else, their customer service. It's hard to get them to return phone calls too. Other than that, I think it's a good program to have. I hope some married folks can help you!

Cheers,

Barbara</end quote></div>




Hi Barbara,

Can I ask, what is your deductible for HealthNet? What percentage does HealthNet cover? And if you don't mind me asking, what do you end up paying a year for deductible + copays when it's all said and done?

Have you been hospitalized yet while with GHPP, and do they cover the remainder of all hospital bills too after your primary?

Good to hear they do follow through and cover what your primary does not. That's what I've been wondering about and how good they are with that or whether it would be the perfect excuse for them to start declining stuff.

Thanks!
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>barbc888</b></i>

I'm not married, but I can answer your questions...



1) GHPP is not my primary, it's my secondary

2) My primary is HealthNet

3 I've had a good experience with GHPP as my secondary. I never see a bill because if my primary doesn't cover it, it immediately gets sent to GHPP, and they take care of it. I've had GHPP for 2 years and haven't had a problem yet. My only concern with them is, what else, their customer service. It's hard to get them to return phone calls too. Other than that, I think it's a good program to have. I hope some married folks can help you!

Cheers,

Barbara</end quote></div>




Hi Barbara,

Can I ask, what is your deductible for HealthNet? What percentage does HealthNet cover? And if you don't mind me asking, what do you end up paying a year for deductible + copays when it's all said and done?

Have you been hospitalized yet while with GHPP, and do they cover the remainder of all hospital bills too after your primary?

Good to hear they do follow through and cover what your primary does not. That's what I've been wondering about and how good they are with that or whether it would be the perfect excuse for them to start declining stuff.

Thanks!
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>barbc888</b></i>

I'm not married, but I can answer your questions...



1) GHPP is not my primary, it's my secondary

2) My primary is HealthNet

3 I've had a good experience with GHPP as my secondary. I never see a bill because if my primary doesn't cover it, it immediately gets sent to GHPP, and they take care of it. I've had GHPP for 2 years and haven't had a problem yet. My only concern with them is, what else, their customer service. It's hard to get them to return phone calls too. Other than that, I think it's a good program to have. I hope some married folks can help you!

Cheers,

Barbara</end quote>




Hi Barbara,

Can I ask, what is your deductible for HealthNet? What percentage does HealthNet cover? And if you don't mind me asking, what do you end up paying a year for deductible + copays when it's all said and done?

Have you been hospitalized yet while with GHPP, and do they cover the remainder of all hospital bills too after your primary?

Good to hear they do follow through and cover what your primary does not. That's what I've been wondering about and how good they are with that or whether it would be the perfect excuse for them to start declining stuff.

Thanks!
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>barbc888</b></i>

I'm not married, but I can answer your questions...



1) GHPP is not my primary, it's my secondary

2) My primary is HealthNet

3 I've had a good experience with GHPP as my secondary. I never see a bill because if my primary doesn't cover it, it immediately gets sent to GHPP, and they take care of it. I've had GHPP for 2 years and haven't had a problem yet. My only concern with them is, what else, their customer service. It's hard to get them to return phone calls too. Other than that, I think it's a good program to have. I hope some married folks can help you!

Cheers,

Barbara</end quote>




Hi Barbara,

Can I ask, what is your deductible for HealthNet? What percentage does HealthNet cover? And if you don't mind me asking, what do you end up paying a year for deductible + copays when it's all said and done?

Have you been hospitalized yet while with GHPP, and do they cover the remainder of all hospital bills too after your primary?

Good to hear they do follow through and cover what your primary does not. That's what I've been wondering about and how good they are with that or whether it would be the perfect excuse for them to start declining stuff.

Thanks!
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tara</b></i>

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.</end quote></div>



Hey Tara,

I have their pay range right here in front of me. I won't go through each segment b/c there's a lot ( so I'm skipping a few here and there), but here's an idea of it.

Gross Income
$0 - 24,999 Annual Payment: $0
$25k - 29,999 Annual Payment: $120
$35k - 39,999 Annual Payment: $240
$45k - 49,999 Annual Payment: $480
$55k - 59,999 Annual Payment: $720
$65k - 69,999 Annual Payment: $960 on up...


These prices are all based on '1 or 2 in family size". Price goes down slightly with each additional person in family claimed.
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tara</b></i>

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.</end quote></div>



Hey Tara,

I have their pay range right here in front of me. I won't go through each segment b/c there's a lot ( so I'm skipping a few here and there), but here's an idea of it.

Gross Income
$0 - 24,999 Annual Payment: $0
$25k - 29,999 Annual Payment: $120
$35k - 39,999 Annual Payment: $240
$45k - 49,999 Annual Payment: $480
$55k - 59,999 Annual Payment: $720
$65k - 69,999 Annual Payment: $960 on up...


These prices are all based on '1 or 2 in family size". Price goes down slightly with each additional person in family claimed.
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tara</b></i>

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.</end quote></div>



Hey Tara,

I have their pay range right here in front of me. I won't go through each segment b/c there's a lot ( so I'm skipping a few here and there), but here's an idea of it.

Gross Income
$0 - 24,999 Annual Payment: $0
$25k - 29,999 Annual Payment: $120
$35k - 39,999 Annual Payment: $240
$45k - 49,999 Annual Payment: $480
$55k - 59,999 Annual Payment: $720
$65k - 69,999 Annual Payment: $960 on up...


These prices are all based on '1 or 2 in family size". Price goes down slightly with each additional person in family claimed.
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tara</b></i>

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.</end quote>



Hey Tara,

I have their pay range right here in front of me. I won't go through each segment b/c there's a lot ( so I'm skipping a few here and there), but here's an idea of it.

Gross Income
$0 - 24,999 Annual Payment: $0
$25k - 29,999 Annual Payment: $120
$35k - 39,999 Annual Payment: $240
$45k - 49,999 Annual Payment: $480
$55k - 59,999 Annual Payment: $720
$65k - 69,999 Annual Payment: $960 on up...


These prices are all based on '1 or 2 in family size". Price goes down slightly with each additional person in family claimed.
 
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CowTown

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tara</b></i>

Do you know anything about the fee that GHPP might charge, since my husband does work, but I don't? I was looking around their website and couldn't find any info on the amount of this fee. Very interesting.... I wish it covered prescription cost co-pays. That's where most of my cost lies.</end quote>



Hey Tara,

I have their pay range right here in front of me. I won't go through each segment b/c there's a lot ( so I'm skipping a few here and there), but here's an idea of it.

Gross Income
$0 - 24,999 Annual Payment: $0
$25k - 29,999 Annual Payment: $120
$35k - 39,999 Annual Payment: $240
$45k - 49,999 Annual Payment: $480
$55k - 59,999 Annual Payment: $720
$65k - 69,999 Annual Payment: $960 on up...


These prices are all based on '1 or 2 in family size". Price goes down slightly with each additional person in family claimed.
 
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my65roses4me

New member
Hey just thought I would chime in here.
I have GHPP as a secondary and Medicare as a primary. I dont pay anything out of pocket accept for my yearly enrollment fee.
I have had some bills sent to me instead of ghpp after medicare paid their part but that has to do with the billers not knowing how to bill GHPP.
When that has happened I faxed the bills directly to ghpp and they paid it. I have had a few bills go into collections too over the years. They were too high for me to pay and GHPP were taking their time paying it.
But over all I have not had many probs with it.

Good Luck
 
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my65roses4me

New member
Hey just thought I would chime in here.
I have GHPP as a secondary and Medicare as a primary. I dont pay anything out of pocket accept for my yearly enrollment fee.
I have had some bills sent to me instead of ghpp after medicare paid their part but that has to do with the billers not knowing how to bill GHPP.
When that has happened I faxed the bills directly to ghpp and they paid it. I have had a few bills go into collections too over the years. They were too high for me to pay and GHPP were taking their time paying it.
But over all I have not had many probs with it.

Good Luck
 
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my65roses4me

New member
Hey just thought I would chime in here.
I have GHPP as a secondary and Medicare as a primary. I dont pay anything out of pocket accept for my yearly enrollment fee.
I have had some bills sent to me instead of ghpp after medicare paid their part but that has to do with the billers not knowing how to bill GHPP.
When that has happened I faxed the bills directly to ghpp and they paid it. I have had a few bills go into collections too over the years. They were too high for me to pay and GHPP were taking their time paying it.
But over all I have not had many probs with it.

Good Luck
 
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my65roses4me

New member
Hey just thought I would chime in here.
I have GHPP as a secondary and Medicare as a primary. I dont pay anything out of pocket accept for my yearly enrollment fee.
I have had some bills sent to me instead of ghpp after medicare paid their part but that has to do with the billers not knowing how to bill GHPP.
When that has happened I faxed the bills directly to ghpp and they paid it. I have had a few bills go into collections too over the years. They were too high for me to pay and GHPP were taking their time paying it.
But over all I have not had many probs with it.

Good Luck
 
M

my65roses4me

New member
Hey just thought I would chime in here.
I have GHPP as a secondary and Medicare as a primary. I dont pay anything out of pocket accept for my yearly enrollment fee.
I have had some bills sent to me instead of ghpp after medicare paid their part but that has to do with the billers not knowing how to bill GHPP.
When that has happened I faxed the bills directly to ghpp and they paid it. I have had a few bills go into collections too over the years. They were too high for me to pay and GHPP were taking their time paying it.
But over all I have not had many probs with it.

Good Luck
 
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