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ist told $5 not $1. >> that's for the copay not for the coinsurance. for the coinsurance it's any a. if you were she, do you think this is fair? losses her spousal coverage now it's 10w, no zub dairies? >> i can tell you that what we've seen in the market and in the plans, people will be getting full insurance for the first time -- >> again, this is what she ro rts. if what she reports is true, do you think it's fair? >> i can't answer fair or not fair. i don't know what she was paying or what -- did she have full insurance in. >> richard writes that his daughter received a note that the premium is going up because she being lumped with older costlier patients. now it's possible that only those that will sign up will be more costly. does hhs have plans on what to do if that happens and premiums rise for everybody? >> i think that's what we're trying to make sure that -- >> if only the costly sign up, do you have plans? >> that's of the importance of individual mandate that you've just out lined. getting rid of preexisting conditions -- >> but if only t

your copays to your primary care physician and urgent care are also lower. so this could be a better option for your family if you expect your family needs to see the doctor more often. so in the end, less out of pocket. >> okay. go explanation. interesting to see how it all works. to keep the costs relatively affordable one key group needs to enroll, that group is young people. >> if they don't come out and sign up for the coverage, it could undermine the success of the law. here's sam brock. >> it's the generation called the young invincibles, 19 to 35, healthy, a spring in their step and confident. what if good health isn't just a layup. we asked the uninsured in this group of 20 or 30-somethings if they plan on signing up for obama care. >> i'll play it by ear. i think the safest route, because i have a family of five, it's like you got to play the card as it comes. >> and you think most people will sign up? >> i think so. if it makes economic sense i think there's a good chance of them doing that. >> there's no question that the administration is hoping

. >> a dollar amount, $30 copay to go to a doctor. $10 copay to get a prescription.th most of the plans i have seen once you hit your deductible you might be paying a copay for a while until you hit another important number. the annual out-of-pocket limit. once you're paid cost sharing that adds up to that you are done for the year. the insurance company pays for everything. >> is different depending on the plan. the most to can be is $6,350 per year, and that's if you have a catastrophe. you are topped off at tt. gerri: this is your out-of-pocket limit. it is limited. cal insurance. >> that's like hospitals, a 20 a 30%. gerri: i know people just want to look at the monthly premium and say i can afford that, no i can't. e devil is in the details. and the subsidies, have you get them, what you do, how is this going to work? and of the irs is involved. phil of the application. the machinery will work. it will tell you what the subsidy is. think of it as a gift certificate. you can apply to any plan the change you want to buy. gerri: is that real money or is this that d

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are there subsidies for copays, coinsurance, or does the subsidy on the go to be deductible? complicated subject that i think it is hard to explain. a lot of people, a lot of doctors are confused, so many regulations. one thing is clear. if you're below the poverty level, you will get your insurance for free. you are about 400 percent the poverty level you are going to pay a lot. gerri: the devil is in the details. that is for sure. readjust working through them right now, learning and right now.nk thank you. we will be right back. 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trng new thing look! mommy'new vacu! (cat screech) you fe that in your mules? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needsn ally. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. man

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once you go through the door and pay your copays, you're going to walk out with one prescription. 90% of the time, it's just in case kind of prescription. so as marc just mentioned, 90% is viral. how do you know? the best prescription for viral infection is the one that i'm going to give you, jamie. this is the one -- >> just in case? >> just in case. >> you don't want me to take a day off. >> this is exactly like what you need. first one is you have to get a lot of rest. that's the first thing you want to do. the first two, three days, you're tired. you have this viral infection. take a lot of fluids. >> don't zero in on dr. samadi's license. >> how do you know if it's viral? >> if you have a low-grade fever, some muscle pain, fatigue, low cough that's not real mucousy, that's viral. if you start having high fever, 102, 103, sore throat, your tonsils, all this whitish stuff that mark will check in the office, if things are getting worse after a few days, it's most likely bacterial. >> that's for antibiotics. >> that's antibiotics working, that 10%. the message to a lot of people is f

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insurers are required to provide preventive services without copays or deductibles.ased on a pre-existing condition. in 2014 the pipeline will be cheapefine will be cheat will increase each year. if the total cost of insurance comes to more than 8 percent of income a person is exempt. with all the confusion experts suggest you do your homework before signing up for anything. >> there are plenty of websites to give you more information about the affordable care act. one alderman's public lament of public school supplies leads to a large donation. the cubs talk about what they're looking for in their next manager we really wanted to take a relaxing trip to florida... you know, just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our four-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted most likely to travel. ♪ h-o-t-w

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happens to cost a great deal more money, the deductible will be higher and the copay will also be higher like. >> they think they like it. the plan is actually -- stuart: they made the choice, and you are taking the jurors out of their hands and saying that the government will decide what level of care they get and how much they have to pay for it. you approve? >> the people who elected to congress that passed the law that elected the president who signed the law have decided that we want to make sure that health insurance when you buy it, it will actually cover you when you get sick. stuart: i repeat the question, what do you say to those 160,000 people who have received letters saying that their plan, the one they chose, the one they like is being discontinued. what do you say to those 160,000 people in california? >> i say take a look at what you're getting now. health insurance that will cover your primary-care visit, preventive care for free, go to the hospital and another that will be covered, go to the emergency room and know that will be covered. get care and health insurance tha

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again, in many cases better befits is only a $50 copay to t to the dtor, up to -2 million of coveragey doctor or hospital. >> reporter: supporters argue young peop will sign up in large numbers in partecause they'rlikely to g taxpayer subsidies but also because they, too,ave mecal needs. >> the reason young alts will sign up is because they know when tre playing football or soccer, things happen that are predictable. >> reporter: gang peoplwill decide to sign up rather than pay a penalty because without insurance they might fiid themselves in financialtouble. >> remember, if you don't have insunce and you go to the emergency rm you are going to be in the enoous debt. most young adults don't want to be saddledh debt. >> reporter: he says that is sent by protecting anyon hes can't afford obamacare against large medical bills, although he does not cover pre-existing conditions. he says his plan mest a fraction of the cost. >> a family of fort about producis roughly $3,000. the bronze plan i 6percent actuaria value. so -- >> reporter: affordable even after paying a penalty for not getting

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if you get your coverage at work, and your deductibles is going up, your copay is going up, your premium, that's not necessarily the law. that is what your employer is doing. that's been a trend for many, many years now. and more-- >> with we're focusing more on the self-employed. who are the real winners? those people who make--depends on multiples of the poverty income. >> it goes into the middle class. a family of four-- >> who will be heavily subsidized. >> right, right, the lower income will be more--a family of four making 92,000 will get less of a subsidy than a family of four making $30,000. >> all right, tom? >> the biggest surprise i found out if i earned $94,000, which is four times the federal poverty level for a family, then i don't qualify for any benefits and i have to pay this 1470 or whatever the number was. if i earned one there are less my rate drops from $1,470 to $271, less than what i presently pay. so i believe there are a lot of people who are earning less than $94 as families that are going to qualify for these benefits, and making it lower than what i recently p

have a e-mail from south carolina are there guarantees that prevent future increases in premiums or copays soared decreases of coverage or a lifetime cap? >> no. there is a risk adjustment through 2018 that will blunt the effect of not fully offset. we will see premium and kashering go up substantially because we think will happen is the risk pool will cost more money so they will have to adjust premiums. there also have to skinny down the plan to cut benefits to keep the value benefit consistent over time gerri: do you agree? >> fewer hospitals, if you were physicians, a titan access to keep their premiums down. gerri: skinny down? that sounds bad. we have more questions coming up plus don't forget to call in with your questions for our expert panel will stick around. stay with us. @@ [ male announcer ] did you know that if you wear a partial, you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. at od,

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and with these plans, there could be low or no copays. you do your push-ups today?pare to be amazed. [ male announcer ] don't wait. call today to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan to go the distance with you. go long. >>> we're talking tonight about health care glitches, what president obama knew and what the legislation is doing to keep quiet. hearings today on capitol hill. what should be held accountable for the problems. beyond just glitches, frankly. president obama often made a point of claiming that person should be him. >> the buck will stop with me. the buck will stop with me. the buck stops with me. the buck stops with me. i'm the president and the buck stops with me. the buck stops with me. ultimately, the buck stops with me. >> well, joining us now is former vermont governor and dr. howard dean and ralph freed president of health strategies and chairman of the conservative faith and coalition. dr. dean, we heard this president time and time again saying if you like your insurance, it's not going to change. you ca

plus, additional out of pocket money in terms of deductibles in the copays, all of these things makingre more expensive. lou: is there anything practically that the republicans can do about it? >> in terms of a couple of parts to that, one is in terms of the spending and budgeting concerns that a coming down the line. i thought it was important to not shut down the government and voted that way. we are in budgetary discussions now. the need to make sure that number one, we preserve the sequester which is actually resulting in reduced spending two years in a row. we have to make sure that no taxes are increased. think that is just dampening the economy. and then third, absolutely we have to deal with the tidal waves that are coming out, medicare and social security, the two big drivers. lou: i could not agree with you more, senator, on the first two. the idea that the republican party right now is equipped in that budget conference committee to deal with the ec's seven silent, his fighting the democrats on that committee could deal with that, the seed is used and particularly in the tar

of us, myself included, are getting preventive care that we used to have to pay money for without a copaymillions are getting help through medicaid and millions more would be helped through medicaid except for republican governors. so in are a lot of great things going on. but there's a lot of people frustrated but hanging in because they desperately need health insurance. they're going to get it. it may be a complete disaster down the road. but we're not there that. i guess, ezra, what i would say to you is you're a wonderful reporter. i read you every day. i probably read close to every word you write. >> this is a brutal takedown. continue. >> i'm toast. >> but it was your tone and i think what people trust about you is your sobriety. people think you're a liberal, and that's because reality has a well known liberal bias. but you do your job and i appreciate that. i just felt like live blogging your attempt to reach somebody on the phone and complaining about if lack of hold music crossed over. >> this is really important. i hope i have a reputation from the readership of being sober a

there are cost sharing subsidies that will help pay copays and deductibles.ou can only use this assistance if you're buying in the marketplace cover california. >> the medi-cal program which is for low income people is also expanding. >> reporter: under the new rules, the threshold for qualifying for medi-cal is higher. so anyone even near the poverty level will be eligible. it's estimated an additional 1.4 million californians will qualify, including adults without children, a group previously excluded. and there's a new option for young people too. >> one of the early changes under obamacare is that young adults can stay on their parents ' insurance policies until age 26. there are special provisions for them that provides a catastrophic option. this is a high deductible plan if something horrible hams. >> happens. >> reporter: the premiums can't go up all of next year. an initiative on next year's ballot could give the state commissioners the power to reject increases that insurance companies propose in the future. now all of the experts we talked to said

the amount that is your responsibility includes deductibles, copays, coinsurance and out of pocket maximum$6,350 for individuals and $12,700 for families. after all that your costs are covered. using numbers from hhs. we are looking at the average cost where the federal government has a hand in it. they bought the lowest priced plan and it's $314 a month. the cheapest place to get insurance is in the state of oklahoma. most expensive is alaska. $540. very high rate of uninsured folks for the silver plan. the average is $405 a month. more than $4800 a year. the cheapest is pennsylvania. $285. the most expensive is alaska. $665. let's go to the gold plan. many folks in that age group will want high end coverage. overall you look at the middle of the road plan like the silver it costs about twice as much for a 55-year-old to get coverage than for a 27-year-old to get the same plan. how does all this compare to the insurance you could have bought before the exchanges open? according to a study by go health, the average premium for a 55-year-old man was $279 a month that comes out to $3300 a ye

it's your choice whether you want to pay more each month and less for copays and deductibles, or less risk you'll pay more when you need care. >> there's another plan, too, that "covered california" will be offering. there's catastrophic plan for people under 30. it's very low minimal coverage but at least it will give you some kind of security in the event that some emergency happens. >> reporter: the catastrophic plan would not pay for doctor's appointments or even emergency room visits. it will only cover those huge bills for a disaster you would not be able to afford. you want something more? choose from the tiered plans. well, get online to compare the plans using the links on our website, kpix.com/aca. tomorrow we'll look at one of the biggest changes to the insurance system, the elimination of pre-existing conditions as a factor in determining what coverage you get. >>> coming up in our next half hour, only on kpix 5, the new enforcer who is making sure bay area racehorses don't end up being slaughtered for food. >> and our first look inside a brand-new $800 million bay area ca

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the california exchange provides options, pay a low premium in exchange for high deductibles and copays. >> a manhunt is underway for two convicted killers who simply walked out of a florida prison with forged release documents. joseph jenkins and charles walker were serving life sentences at the franklin correctional facility. we have been following this story throughout the day, pulling together the pieces of this paper trail. how did this happen? >> police say these convicts used fake documents, fake signatures, ordering their early release. the signature was that of judge elvin perry. he was the judge in the case of the anthony trial. i spoke to convicts who now works with authorities. he said it's not difficult to put together a fake document but it had to have come from the outside. usually documents like this go from the judge's chamber to the clerk's office, to the department of corrections, and then to the prison. from there, it's verified with the clerk's office, so somehow, that documentation by passed the judge's chamber and went through the rest of the chain. >> has this ha