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Friday, November 30, 2007
WSJ: Health policy caps mean catastrophic coverage may not be there when needed
Yesterday's WSJ ran a story that highlights the plight of the insured middle-class in this country: It's possible to max out a health policy with a $1.5 million cap in the metaphorical blink of an eye. The story is here (though it may require a paid subscription to read it).
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