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Healthcare should be deflationary. Over the last 12 months: Singles under 55 have paid on average $139.58/month (down 5% from the previous 12 months). ~$135 in June. Singles 55+ have paid on average $221.67 (down 8%). ~$210 in June. Families of 4 have paid on average $476.25 (down 4%). ~$465 in June. Opt out. Exit the system. Join CrowdHealth. 🧡 joincrowdhealth.com *Does not include transaction costs (.8%-3%). Does not include promo rates. Rates are for CrowdHealth Original service.

@Poison_Lenny_ Missed the question about the member being "non renewed." No, members are never kicked out of the community for having submitted too many bills.

@JoinCrowdHealth How often does the fee and max payout change? Can a member be non-renewed for too many claims? What conditions are required to join? Age restrictions for children? I have a 21 yo college student in-state and a 22 yo child living in another state. Can my family of 4 join?

Its our favorite time of the week...Takedown Tuesday. Member paid $500 The Crowd picked up $13,500 Exit the system. Join CrowdHealth

@Poison_Lenny_ Here are the monthly results for the last couple years: joincrowdhealth.com/monthly-cost-i… Non smokers, under 65, not severely overweight. Dependents are eligible. See family of 4 prices in link above. Let’s us know if you have any questions

@JoinCrowdHealth The most impressive part of UH is how a company can own so many pieces of the system and still explain that “everyone else” is the reason costs are rising.

@UnForgeron Ha. Read it and it will make sense

@JoinCrowdHealth No no noooooo

@JoinCrowdHealth Jesus would have an easier job merging with satan.

@LearnUSAhistory @docshanep

@docshanep @JoinCrowdHealth I had to stop reading after point 1 because that had to be the dumbest thing I’ve ever read.

@user329874032 Ha. If you read the post you'll see it's not going to happen.

@JoinCrowdHealth I literally left United Health to join crowd health, don't do this, please.

@JoinCrowdHealth Wow, this would be an amazing revolution to the health insurance market. United Health will never agree. But we defeated the British in Yorktown. Why not this, too : )

@sportsdoc2016 That fact that just the name makes you seethe should be a primary indicator that United needs some major major changes. It's not going away. Lets change it. The point of the post was to outline what a health payment system should look like.

@JoinCrowdHealth Sure. You want to make it CrowdHealth with your CEO and change the mission. I get it and the tongue in cheek. But as a physician, United Health is pure evil, just seeing the name makes me seethe.

@QuillofLiberty Did you read it?

@JoinCrowdHealth What’s the point in even posting this (even as a joke)? It’s just going to make your members concerned.

@YaoYao201013 Did you read it?

@JoinCrowdHealth Is this a joke?

🚨The American health insurance system is collapsing. @jeffreytucker sits down with @andyjschoonover, CEO of @JoinCrowdHealth, on their peer-to-peer model: 50% better cash-pay rates, #community funding for big bills, full transparency & real incentives to stay #healthy.

@sportsdoc2016 Did you read it?

@JoinCrowdHealth I want absolutely NOTHING to do with United Health. They are a parasitic “insurance” company that thrives on denying care.

@docshanep True. We wouldn't want to give up the billions in upside. 😂

@JoinCrowdHealth and give up $billions? nice try though...

@a16_999 You'd realize the answer in about 30 seconds of reading.

@JoinCrowdHealth not reading all that . you guys want out? this a stunt? arent you guys hitting record numbers? why?

@RyanGaroogian Tes. Once prices come down and you can get a longitudinal understanding of how your body changes, including all the weird stuff that it will inevitably pick up, it could be game changing...despite its limitation.

I am personally really excited to see how this technology evolves and will definitely be trying it out in the future. More information is more power but also more responsibility and people should understand the risks involved but if its less than 100 dollars I can see myself doing it once a year or more. I already get DEXA scans every few months.

Lot of hullabaloo around the midjourney announcement last week re AI powered full body scans. We love it. It’s not perfect, but rarely does tech come out of the gate perfect. Dial up internet. Cell phone bags in our cars. AI hallucination. Here is how the Crowd handles full body scans currently. You pay for the scan. If something comes up, you pay the first $500 to figure out if it’s something you need to worry about. Everything above the $500 is eligible for funding.

@vrexec @jack226RE We are available in all 50 states

@jack226RE @JoinCrowdHealth some states don't allow it...

Most people have a warped understanding of the “real world” largely because they work W2 or similar existences where most of life is packaged up for them in a neat little bow. They therefore lack knowledge around what life actually costs… add in childlessness and they might as well live on another planet. Take for example this annual premium update from a US health insurer (NJ) for a family of 5. Almost $50k/year in health insurance premiums, let alone own-risk / deductibles. That’s about $75k in pre-tax income you need to earn right off the top. In Europe, this is a foreign concept… nobody on the entire continent is paying even 1/5th of this cost.

Happy Father’s day gentlemen.