My experience review with Surest (Bind) Health Insurance I have Surest with my new employer and chose it for the co-payment options The other plans were high deductible with a higher out of pocket max I did my research having worked in health benefits before and for our family with our medical history it was a good option
Surest? : r HealthInsurance - Reddit Surest is United Healthcare's self insured plan Employer is insuring your Healthcare instead of UnitedHealth My employer has a copay for doctor visits based on cost and quality of service Prior employer had a self insured plan with Blue Cross Since employer is paying the bills plus a little extra for UnitedHealth to manage the plan
UHC Surest : r HealthInsurance - Reddit Anyone have any first hand experience with Surest (formerly Bind) from United Healthcare? My employer is adding it as an option, while at the same time reducing HSA contributions for those on the High Deductible plans It seems like a good option, but the “add-ons” part worries me
Surest? : r Insurance - Reddit Surest Bend can more be thought of by it's wierdnesses: Your employer was offered basically every UMR network in their state The more they picked, not always including a national UHG network, the wider your coverage goes Sometimes specialists can be offloaded to a different network like Optum Behavioral or American Specialty Health, in which case those cannot be seen out of network even if
Recent experiences with UHC Surest Health Insurance? Surest actually tells people now for any in-person visits to tell them you’re insured by Surest United Health Care, as you are actually in a major UHC network We haven’t had anything major health wise, but found it to be painless for primary care visits and some specialist visits
Is Bind insurance actually good? Whats the catch? - Reddit Maybe Surest is good insurance, it's hard to tell I had my first urology appointment of the year canceled because my doctor no longer takes Surest Five years as a patient, and a cancer "survivor" at that, and I am summarily dropped off at the curb Surest customer service still lists my former doctor in its directories on the app and on the
New Company - HSA vs Copay Plan (Surest) : r HealthInsurance Hi Everyone, I am starting with a new company that offers two healthcare plans -- an HSA and a Copay plan offered by Surest With previous employers, I have always enrolled in the HSA HDHP but it seems like my new company is incentivizing its employees to choose the copay plan There is no company contribution to the HSA
Surest United Healthcare - App says $15 co-pay, doctor says . . . - Reddit Hi As the title says, I recently went to a specialist I located on the Surest app The co-pay for my member account (and the exam) was listed as $15 I called them up and they confirmed they were in-network with Surest United Healthcare Choice Plus network so I scheduled the appointment
Surest insurance plan : r IVF - Reddit The surest plan being offered through our employer this year offers $15,000 lifetime infertility coverage at lower copay rates than the coinsurance of the UHC plan we are currently on and they have some extra benefits like egg donor coverage the current UHC plan doesn’t have
new employer offers United or Surest, advice please! new employer offers United or Surest, advice please! My employer offers United and Surest as options I am not someone who will search for lower cost provider etc, I would stick with the provider I know Considering that, what would be some pros and cons of each option Thanks!