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3. Here's some

Reply to McCamy Taylor (Original post)

Mon Apr 14, 2014, 07:39 PM

Apr 2014

information to pass onto the subject of your last OP:

http://www.dailykos.com/comments/1291854/53149263#c231

Anyone who doesn't qualify for Medicaid after the expansion will be qualifed for additional subsidies available with a silver plan. In some cases, those plans reduce the deductible to zero.

Texas:

94% Cost Sharing Benefits Households with incomes between 138% to 150% of FPL qualify for the following cost sharing benefits for this silver plan.

Deductible (Individual) $0.00
Deductible (Family) $0.00
Out of Pocket Maximum (Individual) $500.00
Out of Pocket Maximum (Family) $1,500.00

http://www.valuepenguin.com/health-insurance/TX/blue-cross-blue-shield-blue-advantage-silver-hmo-004

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