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concierge healthcare

Over the past couple of years, I've noticed my premiums go up and coverage go down.  A colleague mentioned an available option, "concierge healthcare".  Anyone know much about this type of healthcare?  I believe that this coming year, I might opt out of getting any type of coverage for my self and possibly my family.  The premiums are outrages and I need to pay a very high deductible before I still need to pay 10-20% of the bills after I meet my high deductible.  

This is completely insane.  Not sure if I need to blame this on the "Obamanator".  I've always been a democrat and this is one major issue I have with this new president.  I live in Southern California in case anyone has any ideas of coverage.
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8/22/2022 - Mon
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The following Forbes article, "What Is Concierge Healthcare?", will help you understand it better:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/russalanprince/2013/05/30/what-is-concierge-healthcare/ >

[Mostly suited to the wealthy... :-(]
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[Mostly suited to the wealthy... :-(]
Hasn't that been the trend for healthcare for many years?

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