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7 points by spencerfry on March 24, 2008 | hide | past | favorite | 6 comments
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| I'm only 24 and (thankfully) still covered under my parents' healthcare and dental until I'm 25. I can’t say the same for my two partners who are without coverage at the moment. That being said, it's time that we start looking into healthcare and dental for our startup as and I was wondering if anyone out there in the YC community had any thoughts on the matter? Does anyone know any good small business healthcare/dental services that are affordable? Is it a waste of money? Should we not be worried and go without coverage? Any thoughts would be appreciated. |
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2. Get a catastrophic health insurance policy ($5000 deductible) for $100 to $200 per month. (Mine is with United).
3. Pay cash for dental (unless someone knows about a great policy I'm unaware of)
4. Eat right, exercise, quit smoking, don't take drugs, wear your seatbelt, don't ride a motorcycle, and don't do anything stupid for thrills, so that...
5. You probably never have to use your policy.
6. Keep your policy paid up. This is a necessity, not a luxury.