anHOURover
Well-Known Member
Past several years? I've had mine my whole career!!Wrong, wrong and wrong. Urgent care facilities can certainly handle kidney stones and is subject to the same co-pays under TC that it was under the company plan. Just pulling government data, the average cost to the insurance company for a visit to the ER to treat kidney stones in 2011 was $7,000, compared to less than $200 at UC. TC gives you options and you choose the highest cost option, thus you're being asked to pay more. But the IBT is paying most of the $6800 difference for your decision.
No, YOU look pathetic. What the friend- is "the true mirrored plan?" UPS offered the IBT a plan that included a deductible, higher co-pays and required an employee contribution. Your TC plan "mirrors" your old company plan sans a few differences. UPS had absolutely ZERO intentions of continuing to offer the plan we've enjoyed for the past several years. Get over it.
You believe what the union and ups told you? hahahahah.
Urgent care does NOT have the medicine needed for pain when dealing with kidney stones!! FACT