How much do you pay for health insurance? (maternity, physician, prescriptions)

[nativeDallasite]

Zero per month for Blue Cross/Blue Shield PPO. My coverage is awesome.

[nancy thereader]

As a teacher, I just pay $32.00 for a high-option rider. I am aware that I am very lucky. I saw Sicko & believe that all of us deserve free quality health care.

[mrschilicook]

Retired paying about $9,000 year for my huband (63) and myself (60) with a $5800 deductible...no vision, dental, or co-pay. It has gone up about $1200 a year since we retired 5 years ago. It's thru Assurant Health and was the best rate we could find. Everything else was 80/20, or 60/40 and cost more.

[OREGONRAIN]

I pay $86.00 per month BC/BS Federal Employee plan, I have had it for years and continued it when I retired. If I did not have this plan all these years thru the employer I would never have been able to have insurance since I have had diabetes for many years now. As far as I know insurance companies will deny coverage to someone purchasing health insurance on their own if they have conditions such as diabetes. I think the entire Health Insurance issue in this country is a disgrace that needs to be addressed alot more than the riduculous ballot initiatives I see in this country at election time. In other words everyone in this country should never have to go without health care, Period.

[nancy thereader]

I absolutely agree.

[stock66]

Mine is kind of weird. I could say I pay nothing since my employer covers my healthcare 100%. Problem is I work for my husband, at his company, so we really are paying. It is $550 a month for two of us for HealthNet HMO. He also covers his other employees at 100%.
We had to do this to get healthcare. We couldn't get insurance from anyone, at any price, since my husband has heart problems. One agent actually suggested I cut him loose since I can get insurance and he can't! Nice to see what our country is coming to!

[foma]

We pay $150 and DH's job covers the rest.

My mom, 62, pays about $500/mo and that's for "catastrophic" so she pretty much pays MD visits out of pocket. Her deductible is $5K/yr with another $1K co-insurance/yr. Ouch.

[eggalegga]

I'm single and I pay $32/month with a $250 deductible. My office visit cop-pay is $15 I think. My employer switched insurance coverage in July and I haven't used the new insurance yet.

[fopt65]

$1200 per month for family in bare bones HMO. Isn't NY wonderful?

[lastra]

Unfortunately, me and my husband don't have it. We are full time college students, and we cannot afford paying for one until we are done with college...