How many current health insurance plans substandard under Obamacare?

How many current health insurance plans are “substandard” under Obamacare? Answer: 98%. Even people with plans heretofore considered “Cadillac” plans are getting cancellation notices.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • All of you progressive Cool Aid drinkers out there that voted for "0", how's that "Hope and Change" thing working out?

  • This year my monthly went down 8 dollars. Copay up 5, prescription, up 5 and specialist copay up 35. Overall it went up $500 a year as soon as ACA regs were put in place. I even got a letter stating the increase was due to the ACA. So this piece of shit has cost me 1500 bucks BEFORE ACA implementation.

  • This sadly, was the plan all along. Everyone will be forced to purchase the grossly overpriced plan, held by the crony insurance companies who kicked in the most cash to the DNC.

  • My premium will more than double, my deductible is more than double, and my co-pays is 5 times more.

    I will be buying another person health insurance all by myself. However, it is a far worse plan than what I had before. So that makes two losers.

        • I told you my name is Juan moretime, and I speak no english when I go to the ER......no co-pay no deductible, no premiums....just freeshit...

          • LOL!
            On the Obunglescare website, under exemptions, they have listed as an exemption "•You’re not lawfully present in the U.S."

  • Boy, the American insurance buying public must really be stupid to have continued to buy these substandard, "scam" policies for so many years. Good thing BO & Company are finally forcing Big Insurance to overcharge for real comprehensive coverage.

  • Waiting for the DoD to send us and other active duty military cancellation notices for TriCare. Along with all the other promises of if you like your plan, they promised retirees on TriCare Prime wouldn't be effected. Some 100+K have now been cancelled as of 1 October, with more to follow, I'm sure. So how much of a stretch to start dies rolling the AD, or at least our families? Now we CAN go elsewhere, and I have, but, if you want the military to recognize you have, say, a broken leg, you have to be seen by a TriCare-accepting facility. Otherwise your running your PT test, cast or not, the next day.

    • I received a letter telling me that my VA coverage meets the requirements, as well as Tri-Care, Medicare, and Medicaid.
      How can they drop Tri-Care patients?