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My insurance carrier just sent me a notice that I needed to complete my "wellness risk assessment" by Sept. 30, to avoid paying an additional (up to $450) in premiums next year. So, I go to the website, where it took nearly an hour to sort out my username and password, and whether or not I was registered or had simply lost my username and password... anyway, once I finally got to the place to take my "wellness risk assessment" I proceeded to do so... It was about 30 minutes of answering stupid questions, like... how often per week do you exercise? What is your average daily caloric intake? When was (date) your last eye exam? When was (date) your last digital proctological exam? Do you use recreational drugs? Have you felt depressed in the past 6 months? Now, I am sure we paid millions or billions of dollars to mandate the insurance companies to do this, and I am sure they spent millions to put it all together and present it... but I can't figure out how this is supposed to improve the cost of health care, or make anything better.... can you pinheads explain that to me?
What makes you think this "wellness risk assessment" was mandated by the act, and why are you blaming the law for your lack of preparedness to complete it?