re: #129 jamesfirecat

Which makes sense since we probably don’t want to have a situation where a guy is afraid that getting a check up or cholesterol lowering pills because its too expensive so he waits till he has a heart attack, because that is covered.

I’m not sure if that’s exactly the kind of situation that preventative care covers, but I’m making an estimate anyone can feel free to explain why I’m wrong…

Check-ups, usually.
And my annual exam costs around $500, for all the tests they run.

My problem with a focus on preventive care is that personally, I can pay $500 a year for an annual exam.

It’s the bills in the hundreds of thousands for care when I’m sick that I worry about.