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SA001a | Imagine that you need to select a health insurance plan for next year from a menu of plan options presented to you by your employer. In this scenario, imagine that you are only responsible for your own health care, and not that of a spouse or dependents.
The plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium and deductible. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits and have an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,500, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium and deductible. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible you select. | health plan option 1a |
SA001a_350 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium and deductible. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits and have an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,500, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium and deductible. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible you select. | health plan option 1a 350 followup |
SA001a_500 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium and deductible. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits and have an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,500, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium and deductible. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible you select. | health plan option 1a 500 followup |
SA001a_750 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium and deductible. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits and have an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,500, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium and deductible. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible you select. | health plan option 1a 500 followup |
SA001a_1000 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium and deductible. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits and have an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,500, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium and deductible. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible you select. | health plan option 1a 1000 followup |
SA001ab_random | randomly select S001a or S001b | |
SA001b | Imagine that you need to select a health insurance plan for next year from a menu of plan options presented to you by your employer. In this scenario, imagine that you are only responsible for your own health care, and not that of a spouse or dependents.
The plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum you select. | health plan option 1b |
SA001b_350 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum you select. | health plan option 1b 350 followup |
SA001b_500 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum you select. | health plan option 1b 500 followup |
SA001b_750 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum you select. | health plan option 1b 750 followup |
SA001b_1000 | Now imagine that the following year comes and you again need to choose a health insurance plan for your own health care only. You have the option of keeping your previous choice (highlighted in table below) but please note that the premium for that plan might have changed. In addition, your employer might have added a few new plan options.
As before, the plans provide access to the same doctors and quality of service, but the plans differ in the premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. All plans include a modest co-payment for doctor visits, and are equivalent other than these differences in premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. The following table tells you how much you would pay in premium for the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum you select. | health plan option 1b 1000 followup |
SA002 | Why did you choose the first plan? | why choose plan |
SA003 | Do you agree with the following statement: “I would rather pay a higher premium in order to have a lower deductible in case I need to get costly health care”. | rather pay high premium for low deductible |
SA004 | Would you say your health in general is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? | health in generalk |
SA005 | In general, how would you rate your mental health, including your mood and your ability to think? | rate mental health |
SA006 | Why did you change your choice in the 2nd year? | why choose plan 2nd |
SA007 | Why did you stick to your original choice in the 2nd year? | why choose plan 2nd stick |