just found out today our bc/bs family coverage is going up to a little over $900 a month in April. what yall paying? I might be looking for an alternative.

$12/week for family BC/BS

Mine went from $450 to $1000 a month.

Our portion runs about $300 a month for health and dental both. That's Cadillac BC/BS plan, work takes care of us for sure.

If I paid for it, it would be $113 weekly for family coverage but the company pays for mine.

$250 biweekly for good bc/bs. My wife is an ER nurse and the hospital insurance was cheaper but not as good.

BC/BS health and dental family, very fortunate to get it for free through work.

Mine is about 450 a month. BC\BS premier plan or something.

$616 BC/BS family of three.

Individual Blue family- $418/ month.

356.76 a month and that is BC/BS and it is a Cadillac account with no co pays for family coverage including vision and dental. I have primary and then supplemental. In the next 10 years or so I may not have it because of Obamacare. Employers are going to tell you that if they do not offer health insurance they can afford to pay better wages,employee more people etc. etc. You will then be driven into the health care marketplace to buy insurance. I work for a large fortune 500 company and internal RUMOR is that is what will happen. But again just rumor.

Although the website has been a mess, I do recommend checking out healthcare.gov to see the plans you qualify for. Each county has different options to choose from. In fact, I think only 2 counties in AL can choose other than BC/BS on the exchange.

Nonetheless, reading what others are paying is kind of like asking what others are paying for car insurance. Age, location, and family size make a huge difference in price.

My wife called some marketplace #and got ours.Some kinda silver package through bc/bs.Suppose to be $15 dollar copay and pay 91% of everything.Its $74 bucks a month for both of us.

This is my opinion but let's give everyone an opportunity to get insurance but leave what I have alone. Is that not what our commander in thief promised? Oh yea, that has been proven wrong. We really need to get educated in this new "law of the land" because if you are in your 30 or 40's you may be very disappointed to find out that your parents had it way better than you and your family. Just saying. Among corporate america circles it is now being argued that healthcare coverage from employers is a post WWII benefit and that it will start to fade away due to this law.

I my place of work, you could have 1 child or 76 and the price for family would be the same. Lots of grandmas in housekeeping have custody of lots of grandchildren.

$85 bi-weekly for medical, optical and dental for family coverage. BC/BS.

yeah they are trying to push us into the obamacare bs. that was almost instantaneous with the news of the increase. the wife glanced at the website and says that we could get bc/bs but the kids couldnt be on our plan they would either be on medicaid or all kids? hell we have pretty much been paying full premium for about 5 years already then they pull this crap. this has me stressed to the limit right now. the obamacare bs I'd have to have 2 plans one for the adults & one for the kids. according to the info the wife was given we'd submit an application with our financial info & they would decide based on income if the kids were on all kids or medicaid. we would get a gutted version of our current bc/bs which already isnt great.

$180 a month. I'm sure this is subject to change based on Murphy's Law or Hope and Change.

Metalmessiah, I hope you guys can work out an affordable option. This thing is impacting even more people than I think the media has even portrayed. They are not offering many first hand accounts. I have close family member who's insurance is increasing $600/mo based on the small business costs going up. $600/mo is a HUGE percentage of this family member's take home pay. I do not understand how many are going to afford this mess...

Unfortunately, this family member is middle aged, and health insurance is a must based on prior medical history.

About $70/month for family health, dental, and vision