Health Insurance Premiums and Deductibles.....

I want to see has anyone's health plan actually improved for 2019.

My company had it's annual review this week to go over the changes in the company's Health Plan and it's getting worse and worse ever damn year. In 2018, my company had a high deductible health plan where:

Premiums = $233/month
Deductible = $8,000
Once deductible met, everything covered 100%
Company contributes $1,300 annually to HSA
Company cost = $1,898/month


For 2019, the changes are
Premiums = $169/month
Deductible = $10,000
Once deductible met, 30% co-insurance kicks in
Max out of pocket = $13,500
Company contributes $1,300 annually to HSA
Company cost = $1,370/month

We don't even feel like we can use the damn insurance b/c of the high arse deductible. How is this shite even affordable? The only thing it's good for is if you happen to get hospitalized for an extended amount of time. Outside of that it's basically useless. I feel like I'm just throwing money away. The deductible is getting so damn high, I'm considering getting Gap Health Insurance for my Regular Health Insurance which is insane that I have to even consider buying something like this. Ok, I needed to vent and get that of my chest.

/endrant

*edited to change monthly premiums because I was originally off with what I thought. I had to go look it up for actuals.