I didn't think so.
Check the chart "Average monthly premiums for family coverage" (Hint: 1168.00 x 12 = 14,016)
Now look at the chart titled "Average annual deductible for family coverage" (Hint: 8803.00)
The rest I'll leave as an exercise. If you still have trouble figuring out where I came up with "over 22,000", well, there's not much that can be done to help you is there?
Edit:
As a bonus, hand wave around this, too.
Edit: tpyos.
Check the chart "Average monthly premiums for family coverage" (Hint: 1168.00 x 12 = 14,016)
Now look at the chart titled "Average annual deductible for family coverage" (Hint: 8803.00)
The rest I'll leave as an exercise. If you still have trouble figuring out where I came up with "over 22,000", well, there's not much that can be done to help you is there?
Edit:
As a bonus, hand wave around this, too.
With an individual family plan you may have to meet two deductibles: an individual deductible and a family deductible. This is not true for all plans though, so make sure to check your plan details before buying and make sure you understand how these two deductibles work.
Edit: tpyos.