Nat Eliason Dropped Family Health Insurance for CrowdHealth a Year Ago — Still Happy
nateliason · x · 2026-11-07
Nat Eliason shares that he canceled his family's traditional health insurance last year and joined medical cost-sharing platform CrowdHealth, saying he's been very happy with the decision even with three kids aged 5 and under who visit hospitals frequently. He recommends it to anyone considering the switch, replying to a question about using CrowdHealth for himself and two kids while keeping his wife and newborn on COBRA.
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