Insureds

Find out how satisfied the "insureds" are with their plan, and what's happened to their share of costs over time, and how much "choice" and "freedom" and "immediate access" and ❋ Unknown (2009)

As Independence Institute economist Linda Gorman notes, research by health care economists Mark Pauly and Bradley Herringfinds that direct-purchase insureds who had medical expenses about 4 times that of other people enjoyed premiums that were only 1.6 times as high. ❋ Brian T. Schwartz (2010)

I would like him to specifically address where the doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals needed to service 40+ million new insureds are going to come from. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If the insurance companies want to continue doing business then they should not have the right to cherry pick their insureds. ❋ Unknown (2010)

You need to conceptually sever the role of an insurance company in covering some insurable event and the role of an insurer in acting as a bulk services purchasing agent for covered insureds, in a package deal. ❋ Unknown (2009)

With less expensive plans, insureds will receive fewer expensive treatments. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Certainly not in the group setting, in any case, which is what's relevant here -- group plans by definition underwrite the enterprise, without distinction between individual insureds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I am a good driver but my premiums still go up because the other insureds on Geico get into wrecks and tickets. ❋ Unknown (2009)

By looking at maternity coverage as the model for “spreading the costs among a pool of similarly-situated insureds,” you obscure that many conditions are NOT like pregnancy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

By making it illegal for private companies to write NEW business, the pool of CURRENT insureds will only get older, will eventually incur greater bills as they age, and then finally die out. ❋ Unknown (2009)

How does over $300,000 in annual compensation for each board member help insureds? ❋ Unknown (2009)

We have not heard any GOP gang member becoming a kind-hearted individual, ever, towards the un-and under-insureds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The insurance industry has been immoral and criminal for several decades by not paying claims and letting people die and it's time to put a stop to it and make them behave to the benefit of their insureds. cheryl ❋ Unknown (2009)

Ins cos could do the same if they chose. many may choose to sell some policies only in certain states, but most would offer varieties of products that increase the pool of insureds and lower premiums. ❋ Unknown (2009)

None of this means better service for insureds, though … ❋ Unknown (2009)

So it is difficult to argue that there would be more deaths or any significant reduction in the number of annual premiums received from insureds as a result. ❋ Unknown (2009)

To make up the difference, physicians are be forced to charge privately insureds higher fees – forcing insurance companies to raise premiums. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If Cadillac plans are only 7%, how will passing on costs to insureds drive down health care costs? ❋ Unknown (2009)

[Gomer] paid [flood insurance] premium for years, but then the insurer decided to go out of business when the flood came because management had spent all the premium on hookers and private [jets]. ❋ Cunningest Linguist (2008)

"[Auto] insurance is the biggest [scam] ever" "[Preach]" ❋ Deadbunny97 (2016)

1) I might get an [accident] and get insurance [money]! 2) [I'm going to] cause an accident and get insurance money! ❋ Flibby (2005)

[loser] [death Insurance] broke [welfare] ❋ Axmeaq (2011)

The Insurance Industry started at Edward [Lloyd's] coffee house in London in the late 1680s. Edward Lloyd's was a popular meeting spot for master [mariners], merchants and ship owners. All the news about the departures of ships, their estimated time of arrival at the port to which they were sailing ,and the cargoes being carried was discussed over coffee and something to eat. Lloyds rapidly became the place where ships and their cargoes were [insured] against loss at sea. Today Lloyds of London is still the leading marine and specialist insurance market in the world. ❋ St. Ias (2005)

That bitch girl [dumped] me, but her best friend was my [insurance], so [I won] in the end. ❋ Anonymousstudent12345678901234 (2014)

Guy 1: You [hooked up] with Emily? Thought you had a girlfriend Guy 2: It was just insurance, nothing serious Guy 1: You don't trust your girl? Guy 2: She went on [Spring Break] with a bunch of dudes, WTF am I supposed to think? Guy 1: Yeah [I feel you] ❋ DatBoyCrazy (2011)

Thank god I had insurance when I drowned in the bathtub with the [hairdryer] inside of my mussy while overdosing on methamphetamines made available by the Drug Enforcement Agency. There was no need to panic since the private insurance companies spy on our activities through our cell phones, televisions, lightbulbs, and appliances. Thankfully, the Air [space Force] took me right up and fixed the chip in the back of my head, gave me a fake cock, and even [fist fucked] me through the ass for my charm and wit. I’d say I didn’t enjoy it, but that would be almost as great a lie as insurance in the first place. ❋ Scottgregorybanghart (2019)

Ed was injured in an accident when he was [T-boned] by Frank who ran a red light at the intersection. Ed was then [insured] by Mercury Insurance ([Frank's] insurance) who offered him $250 to get lost. ❋ Maddog (2014)

[Hey] [Aubrey], [do u] have any insurance with you? ❋ ChelsE Alex (2003)