HMO premiums?

The policyholder - it sounds like a deductible. The medical bill is your responsibility. Even if the health ins does not pay - or does not cover the service -it's still your responsibility ...

d. Capitation. Most of those plans are going to the wayside.

You are asking two different questions. Work related injuries are not the same as providing health care coverage. So, injuries on the job are covered by private or government sponsored workers comp...

Nope, not legally, or by any channels I am aware of.

As long as you aren't doing sales, you don't need to do any of the above. But the big bucks are in sales. It's a tradeoff.

OK, you got fired over it. NO biggie. You can't get workers comp over being fired - it pays your medical bills, though, and lost wages while you're disabled. If you didn't go t...

What's MCD? If it's a medicaid aka welfare based insurance, you have to go to the website, and plug in the total number of household members, and the total household income. Likely ...

No. You have to pay the premiums with after-tax dollars. However, because your deductible is high, your premiums are low. In addition, by paying your deductible out of your HSA account, your health...