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You can try a site like ehealthinsurance.com to get some quotes and ideas. You can also check with any organizations you belong to if they offer anything. If you can qualify for an HSA account, that is a good idea (and that ehealth has a way to do that as well). You probably can use some good help figuring out which plan is best for you as the fine print leads to a LOT of bankruptcies for people in the US. Doctors and hospitals are now putting some VERY scary stuff in their financial fine print. Check out this week's BusinessWeek cover story to see what I mean: http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnfl… You need to make sure you can afford the insurance. You need to make sure it meets YOUR needs. You may want to turn to an insurance broker for some assistance. Realize too that insurance companies have a LOT of ways to NOT pay for things they say they will, so take GOOD NOTES when you check that you're covered because you may have to file an appeal or fight them. Good luck.
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