Is it good to have a low deductible health insurance plan?
I currently have a health insurance plan in which I pay $80 every month. The plan has a deductible of $500, and an out-of-pocket amount of $2,000. This out-of-pocket amount does not include the deductible. I also pay a 30% coinsurance amount after the deductible in this plan, which is included in the out-of pocket limit. This means that I have to pay 30% of the cost of services, after deductible, when I visited my doctor. I paid a $30 co-pay amount during these visits. Is it good to have a health insurance plan that has a low deductible amount but a high co-insurance amount?