Sentence examples for a catastrophic plan. from inspiring English sources

After going uninsured for a spell, about a year ago I signed up for a catastrophic plan (found through the Freelancer's Union) that cost me about $100 a month.

"I thought a catastrophic plan should be practically free," he said.

"A catastrophic plan would be a cautious approach to sticking your toe in the water".

Individuals under age 30 may also qualify for a "catastrophic" plan, which carries a lower premium but a very high deductible (equivalent to the out-of-pocket maximum, or $6,350 for a single person, in 2014).

The Cohen-Feder plan attempts to address some of the challenges of a catastrophic plan, especially the need to balance overall cost with the recognition that low- and middle-income families cannot afford to cover several years long-term care costs from savings or home equity but are not likely to buy private insurance.

Unfortunately, the American shoreline policy is what I call a catastrophic plan.

The mayor said the Davies Commission had the opportunity to set a new course for the country's aviation policy and "thereby correct a catastrophic planning error of the past that was now holding the economy back".

It would take a while longer for people to understand that the images that halted the coffee cup en route to the mouth, or that kept their eyes open and fixed on the news past bedtime, were the result not of a natural disaster, bad as the hurricane was, but of a catastrophic planning and engineering failure on the part of the Army Corps of Engineers.

Then throw on top of that a $2,000-a-year catastrophic plan to protect the poor against financial ruin.

For Nicole in 2016, then, the difference between going uninsured and getting a Bronze plan is $1,224, which is just a touch more than I recently paid for a cheap catastrophic plan.

Under Obamacare, no plan with the exception of an unsubsidized catastrophic plan available to people under 30 can have an actuarial value lower than the Bronze level of 60percentt.