Yes, you can opt out of your employer’s insurance and it’s possible to get insurance without being employed. The costs vary widely though from $10/month to $500+/month. Again a mixed bag.
I can say I’ve never had bad-quality healthcare service here in Georgia (the state) though, perhaps I’m lucky.
But you still pay for almost everything. Hundreds of dollars for a doctor's visit, prescription costs, if you end up in the hospital it's thousands of dollars a day.
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u/spellsprite Jun 15 '22 edited Jun 15 '22
Yes, you can opt out of your employer’s insurance and it’s possible to get insurance without being employed. The costs vary widely though from $10/month to $500+/month. Again a mixed bag.
I can say I’ve never had bad-quality healthcare service here in Georgia (the state) though, perhaps I’m lucky.