Ya, the lack of insurance certainly does suck. For all the surgeries I've had this last two years I thank God I'm covered, otherwise I'd be paying it off for the rest of my life.
The physical is something I've always had to do when I just got insurance. I haven't had insurance in over a year, so I didn't have a doctor. The insurance requires you to have a physical to establish a doctor with your insurance plan, then they can do whatever. It is only a one time thing. But I have only had insurance a very, very short time right now. I can't do anything without establishing an actual doctor. The insurance won't cover urgent care or anything. The issue I am having is getting a doctor to do the physical and look at my shoulder on the same day, which the insurance allows. My insurance is also being shaky because while I was without I landed myself in the hospital and got a $4000 bill that I am still paying off (and they never did find out what was wrong with me then). I'm partly being punished for not having any insurance.
Ya, the lack of insurance certainly does suck. For all the surgeries I've had this last two years I thank God I'm covered, otherwise I'd be paying it off for the rest of my life.
I'm just glad I'm almost done with mine. I think my last payment is due in March, but I'll be calling this month to check on the balance. It's $310 a month I don't have. But it gets done.