Save101.com
The Danger of President Obama’s
Insurance for Children (SCHIP)
TAMPA,
3/15/2009 -- Democrats are moving quickly to socialize American health care with
the SCHIP expansion. Michael Tanner of the CATO Institute whined, “Shouldn’t we
at least talk about it?” The cost to the federal taxpayers is enormous and
President Obama has promised to reduce funding in Medicare to help pay for
SCHIP’s expansion. Representative Steven King (R-IA) labels SCHIP expansion, “A
Cornerstone for Socialized Medicine.”
The
biggest problem with SCHIP is the danger to children who sign up for it.
Million of children have been terminated off of their SCHIP insurance on their
19th birthday regardless of their medical history. Ron Greiner of
Save101.com warns, “My daughter has MS and the medication alone is $2,500 a
month or $30,000 per year. You want insurance on your child that is permanent
and portable with a high lifetime maximum benefit of at least $5,000,000.”
Millions
of children are expected to switch to SCHIP from their parents’ employer-based
insurance. Some employers charge workers $400 a month to insure a child. Ron
said, “Employer insurance is too expensive. In Tampa, HSA ‘Individual
Insurance’ for a child is less than $50 a month that pays 100% after the
deductible on covered inpatient, outpatient and prescription drugs. Like many
HSA plans it has a $0 deductible for preventative services.” In Des Moines a
child can enroll on permanent HSA insurance for less than $40 a month. Parents
can call 877-Save101 to determine their child’s cost.
Ron
believes parents don’t need government to have a plan. He tells parents,
“Insurance for children is inexpensive. Parents that choose SCHIP are gambling
that their child won’t get sick or hurt.”
Save101.com specializes in HSA insurance for the self employed. Many families
have HSA health insurance for less than $200 a month, then they grow their
savings in their HSA. Ron says, “The HSA is great way to save because the HSA
enjoys tax free deposits, growth and withdrawals. IRAs and 401Ks are old taxed
accounts. Some people save more each year in taxes, with their HSA, than the
cost of their insurance!”
Save101.com enrolled America’s 1st tax free HSA in 1996 when they
were called MSAs.
Save101.com is the internet presence of Insurance Processing Corporation (IPC).
Not all products are available in all states. Medical underwriting is required.
Reform has
begun at Save101.com
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