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Flipflopdreamer - Are you asking about premiums for health insurance? If so, it will depend on a lot of variables - who your employer is, what they provide, if you're self-employed, etc. I'm self-employed and had my insurance thru NASE (self only) and it was $240/month (medical only with a very high deductible)....I now work for a company that treats me as an employee, although I work from home, and pay $187/month for medical, dental and vision, company matches that, with a much lower deductible. Neither was/is HMO coverage - I am able to go wherever for care and see whomever I chose, just more of a copay....oh yeah - both have prescription coverage.
Again, hard to give you an answer because of a lot of variables........
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Cost of Health Care in New Hampshire
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