Reason why not to choose the rest.
A. Insurance companies are constantly looking to offer a greater variety of insurance policies.

B. I don't know how they are trying to trick you with this. I want to insure healthy children and young adults 14-18.

D. They don't care so much that consumers will go to lower priced companies. If those companies want to have high underwriting losses that's their problem. Better their books then mine.

Quality companies focus on these themes:
Sound Underwriting
Focus on Customer Service
Monitoring Government Legislation
Financial Stability of Reinsurers
Providing insurance in areas with limited competitors.

bush is just another errand boy for Elites !?

OK then let the future of this nation get sick and die, bcoz you want to conserve all your dirty money??

Ha Not only Iraq money was stolen, your tax was also hijacked by criminals? believer

The most important things to consider are this:

1) Think your doctor is apathetic and callous now? Ha!! Just wait until medicine is Socialized. He'll probably practice his golf putting while you're still in the examination room. Doctors under Socialized medicine can't care less.

2) Only 15% of Americans don't have adequate or any health insurance. The majority of them can afford it. They choose not to. Look at how many "poor" people have cable tv, drink coffee at Starbucks, have designer clothing, women with expensive hairdos and guys dressed in Fubu and gold chains. It's all a matter of priorities.

3) In all countries with Socialized medicine, you do not get a real appointment. You sit like a chump in a crowded, dirty waiting room with dozens of other hapless souls. So now, besides just paying for Loquitia and her six out-of-wedlock kids, you are forced to sit with the ill-mannered, raucous little brats.

Sound like fun?

Here is an analogy:

When I was young, we belonged to a nice country club with a pool and tennis courts. Membership was limited to 300 families, so it would not get too crowded. Summers were idyllic. We would often go there at 7am for swim lessons, and stay till 10pm, having eaten lunch there, and been joined by our dad who would bring food for us to grill, just as many other families did. It was a real club in the sense that everyone knew each other. Going to the club was the absolute core of our summers.

Then, it got sold to the Park District. They filled in the deep end of the pool so they wouldn't have to worry so much about anyone drowning. The pool was ridiculously crowded, noisy, and unpleasant. Mothers would just drop their kids off and leave. So many unsupervised children made it a nightmare. The place was dirty, and you could never swim laps because it was overrun by so many people.

Now you understand what will happen if private medical care is replaced by Socialized medicine.

Popular reporter John Stossel pointed out that Americans go to the doctor much more often than any other people on the planet, and take way, way more prescription drugs. We are also the fattest country on earth, and Socialized medicine would just be an excuse for people to demand fast, easy cures for their "obesity disease".

So, what do you want? A nice country club, or the nightmare of a dirty, over-crowded public pool?