Health Insurance Sticker Shock

Health Insurance Sticker Shock

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I just got my health insurance renewal letter. My monthly premium for January? About 21% higher.

Twenty-one percent.

I didn’t qualify for financial assistance this year, and I don’t expect to qualify next year. So that’s nearly $240 more a month I’m preparing to pay.

Is your renewal notice giving you sticker shock, too?

And even after paying the premium, depending on your plan, you may still have a deductible, copays, or coinsurance when you need care.

I’m Dr. Michael Gray, founder of SelfPayMD. I offer physician-led telemedicine with straightforward cash-pay pricing.

Your first visit is $39. Follow-up visits are $89.

You see me personally, and you know the visit fee before you book.

Have insurance? You can still choose SelfPayMD. We don’t bill insurance—you pay directly for your visit.

Depending on your coverage, an in-network visit may cost less.  SelfPayMD gives you another option with a clearly stated visit price.

Medication and lab costs are separate. Prescriptions require a clinical evaluation, and some concerns need in-person care.

I can’t fix your insurance premium. But I can tell you what your SelfPayMD visit costs before it starts.

SelfPayMD.com. Clear visit pricing. Personal physician care.