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Insurance Changes!

AHH! Just a quick vent :)

Last month I got married to an amazing man, and finally have awesome lap band covering insurance (after two years of being without health insurance)! I've been to seminars, chose my doctor, started my 6 month diet - to get a letter from the company's HR team that the insurance is changing on the 1st of the year from Aetna to Independence BCBS. Now they say that there are "no plan design changes", but it still worries me! I started this process 3 years ago just to be let down with an exclusion in my plan, praying this does not happen again!

PS- what does "no plan design changes" even mean? LOL thanks for listening :)

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      No plan design change means nothing will change in the core of your insurance.

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    No plan design change means nothing will change in the core of your insurance.

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    No plan design change means nothing will change in the core of your insurance.

    I agree

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    Thanks guys, I appreciate it :)

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