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uctible, 2250 per month =or the whole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per =onth, which seems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they =ave smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while =eing only slightly less expensive. (Until now

=or the whole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per =onth, which seems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they =ave smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while =eing only slightly less expensive. (Until now we were on the MIT Co

tible, - 2250 per month for t=e whole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per month, which =eems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they ha=e smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while being on=y slightly less expensive. (Until now

for t=e whole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per month, which =eems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they ha=e smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while being on=y slightly less expensive. (Until now we were on the MIT Co

ctible, -2250 per month for the =hole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per month, which =eems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they =ave smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while =eing only slightly less expensive. (Until now

for the =hole family), or HMO Platinum (0 deductible, but 3000 per month, which =eems to be too much). The alternatives are the Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Healthplans, but they =ave smaller networks and are not accepted by all our doctors, while =eing only slightly less expensive. (Until now we were on the MIT Co