So I took two days off work and when I come back the Health Insurance picture has changed completely.
On Monday - we got a memo saying that the OAPs were not allowed and our choices were the Blue Cross HMOs or the regular insurance. I figured I'd do nothing and be put on regular insurance.
Then, yesterday we got an email that said that for 90 days we can have the OAPs or the HMO I've been on forever. So, I had to do a new benefits choice form to stay with my hmo and then, I guess we'll see what happens in the Fall.
My boss said she was unhappy with how the whole thing has rewarded bad behavior, i.e., if you didn't make a choice in a timely manner you were rewarded by not having to choose.
In the meantime, the state legislature has generously given itself until December 2012 to pay bills due by end of fiscal 2012 (i.e, June 30, 2012.)
They are so nice to themselves.
sumi, I've got HMO Illinois, which is the Blue Cross HMO, and they've been great for me throughout this whole surgery process. I've had the least grief from my insurance company out of just about everyone at my support group meetings.
Semi NSFW, but amazing photo from Vancouver: [link]
That's a great photo, but who thinks, "Ooooh, there's the line of riot police, let's make out."
The "Inspired by Luongo: letting someone score" caption cracked me up.
Kathy - my local clinic doesn't take that HMO.
Semi NSFW, but amazing photo from Vancouver: [link]
"Got it bad, got it bad, got it bad/ I'm hot for riot..."
"Ooooh, there's the line of riot police, let's make out."
You know, disasters do bring out the eros in some people.
Kathy - my local clinic doesn't take that HMO.
Darn it! I'm surprised they don't take the Blue Cross HMO--you would think that would be a rather prominent one.
This is totally not a piece about Chris Evans. It's an I'm-a-lucky-bitch-amirite? piece. Is that typical of GQ?
