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What Discount Medical Programs Mean To The Consumer
By www.menhealthonline.biz
The Consumer Health Alliance is the national trade association of the discount healthcare industry. They serve more than 28 million consumers in the United States through its member companies. There are more than 45 major companies who serve consumers throughout the US. Most of these business names are very familiar, such as, AIG, AT& T, AVON, Bank of America and Colorado State University, provide the use of discount medical programs to many members. These programs provide some release to the troublesome situation that is the healthcare crisis. These programs enable consumers to purchase healthcare products and services at discounted rates. Discount healthcare programs are not insurance. These programs are designed for a wide spectrum of individuals. For individuals without insurance, they provide a way to obtain adequate care and provide substantial savings. For those with limited insurance, they can be offered discounts for services not covered by their insurance plans. One program, AmeriPlan, has been providing these services for approximately 15 years. AmeriPlan can offer its members up to 80% discount on dental services, up to 60% discount on
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vision services, and up to 50% discount on chiropractic services. In addition, members can save up to 50% on generic prescriptions and up to 25% on brand-name prescriptions. Monthly fees start at $19.95 per month, per household. There are no waiting periods, no paperwork and the savings are immediate. All ongoing medical problems are accepted and there is no age limit for members. They offer so much for so little, including, Ancillary Services, Hospital Advocacy, 24/7 Nurses Line, and Podiatry Services. These services are all offered at a fraction of the cost of most major insurance plans. The Consumer Health Alliance insures an industry-wide code of conduct for its members. Discount Healthcare programs are, supposedly closely monitored by the CHA, If you are going to place your trust in a program, it is better to put your trust in a company that has a proven track record. Disera Wyatt has owned her own business for several years. She seeks to enlighten consumers, not from a biased point of view, but from a point of view that offers the facts and gives individuals the necessary tools to make logical decisions, based on facts and facts alone.
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