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<blockquote data-quote="icarus_85" data-source="post: 3687387" data-attributes="member: 40891"><p>I don’t know what your financial means are, but….. If I had $20-30K in the bank or an investment I could liquidate, I would think about cash flowing regular office visits, Urgent Care and shopping for a cheaper catastrophic umbrella policy. Say 2-3 million. You’d need to shop those policies to get best price. The umbrella would cover major surgeries, cancer treatments, etc. </p><p></p><p>I’ve a friend who does this and it’s been cheaper in the long run. Medical providers have an “insurance” price and a “cash payor” price. The cash pay is typically 30% less on average.</p><p></p><p>This assumes you and your family are all healthy and don’t have any chronic or long term health issues. If so, insurance is probably best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="icarus_85, post: 3687387, member: 40891"] I don’t know what your financial means are, but….. If I had $20-30K in the bank or an investment I could liquidate, I would think about cash flowing regular office visits, Urgent Care and shopping for a cheaper catastrophic umbrella policy. Say 2-3 million. You’d need to shop those policies to get best price. The umbrella would cover major surgeries, cancer treatments, etc. I’ve a friend who does this and it’s been cheaper in the long run. Medical providers have an “insurance” price and a “cash payor” price. The cash pay is typically 30% less on average. This assumes you and your family are all healthy and don’t have any chronic or long term health issues. If so, insurance is probably best. [/QUOTE]
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