Originally Posted by
CA1900
It was good coverage, but it was not no-cost -- it was no premium. I'm sure that's what you meant, but there were still deductibles and co-pays, which could be very significant if you wanted to see an out-of-network doctor. I'm on the Regular Plan at SWA now, and it's very comparable. Out-of-network coverage is actually better on the Regular Plan than it was with my Netjets plan.
I ended up signing up for one of the Choice Plans and am just now finding out the exclusions on the Regular Plan were really things that we weren't going to use anyways. I'll make some changes in November. Too bad those online seminars came after the signup deadline.