Costco Health Insurance Marketplace

The goal of Costco Services is to bring high quality services to our members. The Costco Health Insurance Marketplace provides health insurance plan options and top-notch service.

Health ambassadors, who are licensed agents, help you better understand your options to choose a plan for you and your family.

Once you sign up, Health Advocate provides year-round assistance to Costco members – at no additional cost. Benefit experts are available to help you:

• Clarify your plan benefits
• Find in-network doctors, hospitals and other healthcare providers, including hard-to-reach specialists and elder care
• Get cost estimates for covered procedures and prescription coverage, including co-pays
• Navigate billing and claim issues Coordinate care, facilitate second opinions and schedule follow-up visits

Get more from your membership – and more from your health insurance plan. To compare available plans, click below for more information.

https://www.costcoquote.com/

Costco can provide health insurance for less money than the Government, with better service and more coverage.

Imagine that.

Costco plans include Aetna, Inova Fairfax, Innovation Health, Kaiser Permanente, Cigna, United Healthcare, Care First Blue Cross Blue Shield, and more.

Lots of Plans Wrote:
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> Costco plans include Aetna, Inova Fairfax,
> Innovation Health, Kaiser Permanente, Cigna,
> United Healthcare, Care First Blue Cross Blue
> Shield, and more.


Which will be priced the same as the same policy from any other source since the rates are set by the state insurance bureau.

https://www.scc.virginia.gov/boi/co/acafilinginfo/index.aspx

Costco is just fronting for another broker and taking a commission on whatever sales.

"All insurance products are sold by Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc., Ken Bahl, NPN: 4579133"

And you won't get "Obamacare" subsidies if eligible buying off-exchange.

Attention: This website is operated by Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc. and is not the Health Insurance MarketplaceSM website. In offering this website, Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc. is required to comply with all applicable federal law, including the standards established under 45 CFR 155.220(c) and (d) and standards established under 45 CFR 155.260 to protect the privacy and security of personally identifiable information. This website may not display all data on Qualified Health Plans (QHPs) being offered in your state through the Health Insurance Marketplace SM website. To see all available data on QHP options in your state, go to the Health Insurance MarketplaceS M website at HealthCare.gov.

Costco Insurance Agency, Inc. is a licensed insurance agent. Insurance plans are offered by licensed insurance companies or health maintenance organizations. Health insurance plans on the Costco Health Insurance Marketplace are brokered and /or serviced by CBC Benefit & Insurance Services; CA License #: 0D75486 and Costco Wholesale Corp. License #: 0C28248. Costco Insurance Agency License #: 0D08407.

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All insurance products are issued by licensed insurance companies and made available to applicants through Costco Insurance Agency, Inc., which receives a commission from insurers to distribute these products. Your insurance policy, not the information on this site, determine the applicable terms and conditions of the insurance product. Neither Costco Insurance Agency, Inc. nor its affiliates guarantee the services of any insurance company.

I support this as long as it comes with their return policy!

Anyone can currently buy prescription drugs there, member or not. My canine needed an antibiotic. Over $200 at Giant, about $50 at Costco. Nice.

Rats, Obama care foiled again
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CostcoCare Wrote:
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> Costco can provide health insurance for less money
> than the Government, with better service and more
> coverage.
>
> Imagine that.


No they can't

Trump supporters are stupid Wrote:
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> CostcoCare Wrote:
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> > Costco can provide health insurance for less
> money
> > than the Government, with better service and
> more
> > coverage.
> >
> > Imagine that.
>
>
> No they can't


Uh...Yes they can. And they will.

kEwve Wrote:
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> Which will be priced the same as the same policy
> from any other source since the rates are set by
> the state insurance bureau.
>

You are very misguided.

Do your reading and then we can have a discussion.

Regardless, I already made my money, SUCKERS!

> Costco is just fronting for another broker and
> taking a commission on whatever sales.


+100000

This is nothing new, tons of sites and companies doing this out there already.

Is anyone surprised that Costco can produce a better product faster and cheaper than the Feds?

-1000

ALL INSURED HEALTHCARE IS A FRAUD

ALL is the key, not Walmart (who's too happy to participate)

* real insurers accepted healthy peeople who paid over a course of a lifetime - who were most always employed. it's impossible to make money when people only sign up for insurance when they know they are getting sick

* congress made rules that insurers MUST ACCEPT sick patients. insurance has been a scam fraud ever since; any reasonable insurer left the market at that time (they sued congress, lost). risen from the ashes of

* gov workers (congress) fraud they make deals with insurers for "cover ups" to get free insurance

it's exactly why the American Medical Association fought the formation of insured healthcare - they saw it coming: rich people living in the ashes of legitimate business in a pyramid scheme, people who don't pay for health care and get it, while others have serious problems and can't pay any reasonable ammount for a proffesional to help: because prices are jacked up to hell, ie, $1000 to get a saline solution injected or a heart beat check or a bottle of pills for a deadly condition

health insurance is not profittable because insurers MUST accept patients who only pay the month they are sick and get care

if you don't realize that's a problem: YOUR A FUCKING LOOSER

If there is one area of our economy where the marketplace should set prices based on supply and demand it's healthcare.

IN THE USA (moreso in socialist countries)

1/2 the doctors never see a patient, they get paid by government because they are deemed "way too important to be poor researchers"

of the 1/2 the doctors that work for a living, only 1/100 do critical surgery (mostly heart surgery, cancer removal, critical injury)

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despite that insurers are in debt and Congress gets free insurance for being "the organizers" ...

you never see a doctor in a lower class neighborhood because patients are not paying*. they always somehow end up in the larger newer houses even though they are NOT turning a dime.

(* ie, signing up for insurance only while they need care, then discontinuing, which used to be illegal before bill clinton)

in the 70's 80's you could find a doctor in a lower class neighborhood who "was working for a practice but saving to buy his own - for better pay - complaining you have to own a practice to make any real money"

in the 2000s, in democrat areas like fx co gov, the gov is buying illegals practices using gov money - and using this to get gov workers free healthcare that doesn't come out of their paycheck in exchange

I hear you can get new cars for half price using their car purchase program. Trump to the rescue

yKPd9 Wrote:
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> despite that insurers are in debt and Congress
> gets free insurance for being "the organizers"

Congresspersons and most of their staffers get their health care through a DC Obamacare exchange.

cnMUm Wrote:
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> yKPd9 Wrote:
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> > despite that insurers are in debt and Congress
> > gets free insurance for being "the organizers"
>
> Congresspersons and most of their staffers get
> their health care through a DC Obamacare exchange.


Wrong. They go to the Executive Medicine Clinic on the Ground Floor of the America Building at Walter Reed in Bethesda.

Walter Reed does not sell health care cover. And once they have that through the DC Obamacare exchange, Congresspersons and staffers can go to whatever providers their plans allow them to.

Cheaper Wrote:
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> Is anyone surprised that Costco can produce a
> better product faster and cheaper than the Feds?

There is no public option, dummy. One huge reason is that private insurers know full well that they could not even begin to hope to compete with a public option. They would all simply be blown out of the water. Stop being so freaking dense.

9ukF6 Wrote:
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> Cheaper Wrote:
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> > Is anyone surprised that Costco can produce a
> > better product faster and cheaper than the
> Feds?
>
> There is no public option, dummy. One huge reason
> is that private insurers know full well that they
> could not even begin to hope to compete with a
> public option. They would all simply be blown out
> of the water. Stop being so freaking dense.


Only because a "public option" would lose 100s of billions of dollars/year and they wouldn't care.

deep pockets Wrote:
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> Only because a "public option" would lose 100s of
> billions of dollars/year and they wouldn't care.

Wake yup, Dopey. The insurance companies themselves whined that they wouldn't be able to compete back when Harry Reid was thinking about putting a public option into the Senate version of PPACA. Everyone who knows the ropes knows that they were exactly wight. They can't compete. Private healths insurance is merely an increasingly unaffordable luxury. If it weren't for the lives and jobs that would be lost, we could just wipe out the private health insurance industry tomorrow and only be better off for it.

ck7YX

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bLXk6 Wrote:
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> Wake yup, Dopey. The insurance companies
> themselves whined that they wouldn't be able to
> compete back when Harry Reid was thinking about
> putting a public option into the Senate version of
> PPACA. Everyone who knows the ropes knows that
> they were exactly wight. They can't compete.
> Private health insurance is merely an
> increasingly unaffordable luxury. If it weren't
> for the lives and jobs that would be lost, we
> could just wipe out the private health insurance
> industry tomorrow and only be better off for it.

+1. The dumb ones never remember shit like this.

If the availability of health insurance convinces some people to return to the work force, then we are already making America great again.