<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I am a video game concept art freelancer and I am doing well, contract wise.

I work from home.

I attempted to get insurance from a major provider. The entire experience was very rude. They gave me times to call them and did not offer to work with my schedule. They called me randomly, without scheduling the calls. During the main interview they recorded me for "possible use in court", okay I'll understand this one.

They were very rude during the interview call. They tried to trip me up as if I was lying to them. There is more, but there is no point listing it all.

I have Asthma and a bit of a skin problem.

After a day of going over my interview phone call they offered me no RX (prescription drug) coverage and the package was just crappy.

I went to my doctor a few days later for a weird feeling in my leg. It seems I somehow damaged a nerve in my leg, probably by bonking it. If I don't get it fixed my leg will be numb/tingly for the rest of my life. The operation moves the nerve a bit and all-in-all would probably cost $5,000.00 or more in total.

The doctor hinted that he would not put it in my records as it would be best if I were insured before continuing.

What do I do Reddit? These Asthma RX bills are hell. This numb leg is mega annoying. Will other insurance companies read the logs/interview/records of the 1st insurance company who basically denied me?
<bot>: Are there websites which teach you how to get cheap health insurance and/or state how to trick the health insurance companies? I searched around and only found spam sites.