«Families
normally pay modest copays that gradually increase as their incomes go up, but then all of a sudden there's this huge jump where the subsidy falls away completely,» she says.
Jennifer Greenfield, a professor of social work at the University of Denver, explains: «Families
normally pay modest copays that gradually increase as their incomes go up, but then all of a sudden there's this huge jump where the subsidy falls away completely, and they just can't absorb it.»
Not exact matches
During that waiting period, if a death occurs, the company will
normally return all premiums
paid plus a
modest amount of interest to the beneficiary.