My insurance agent said that if I am in an accident and my parents pay my health insurance then someone can sue them. He said it does not matter if I have my own car and car insurance policy and am not a minor. Is it true that if my parents pay my health insurance they are putting themselves at risk? I am getting kicked off my parents car insurance policy and was looking into the options. My agent is not asking me to buy more insurance- just the opposite actually. The agent said that insurance companies will look into who pays the drivers health insurance and then go after them. Is this true and or legal?
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It's quite possible. I had a client with an adult child, they got sued for $2,000,000 due to the injuries their 26 year old child caused in a car accident . . . they lost that lawsuit. Ouch! Insurance companies don't CARE who pays health insurance. It's the other guy's LAWYER who cares. And they're going to sue your parents, pretty much if you live with your parents, or they substantially pay your way.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Liberals. Are you really ok with the government Forcing us to buy health insurance?
This is supposed to be the USA. We should have the choice to not buy health insurance if we want. We are supposed to have freedom of choice in this country, not have bunch of liberal dictators telling us what we can do with our health. Why do you liberals want things forced upon you? Why dont you go live in China?
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The scary part is the the IRS is going to oversee who has and who hasn't signed up for the health care. They will be able to fine you, take you take refunds, take money out of you paycheck and send you to jail if you don't have a health care plan to the governments liking. Isn't the IRS scary enough with the power they have over us now?
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The scary part is the the IRS is going to oversee who has and who hasn't signed up for the health care. They will be able to fine you, take you take refunds, take money out of you paycheck and send you to jail if you don't have a health care plan to the governments liking. Isn't the IRS scary enough with the power they have over us now?
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Where can I get some good health insurance?
Most insurance companies that I know of will not give any insurance to you if you already have health problems unless you just automatically get it through your job. Well, how and where can I still get the kind of insurance like blue cross or something like that who will practially pay for everything if you are employed?????????
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Talk to an independent health insurance broker. A broker works with several health insurers and can help figure out the best plan, company, rates and coverage for your unique situation. To find a qualified health insurance broker, log on to a website like http://www.healthinsurancewiz.com and fill out a form requesting a free quote. Your information will be sent to a broker in your area who will contact you.
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Talk to an independent health insurance broker. A broker works with several health insurers and can help figure out the best plan, company, rates and coverage for your unique situation. To find a qualified health insurance broker, log on to a website like http://www.healthinsurancewiz.com and fill out a form requesting a free quote. Your information will be sent to a broker in your area who will contact you.
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if your company has health insurance, are you able to get another insurance?
Hi If your company covers health insurance for you, can you go out and have another health insurance? Thanks.
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healthplans.my-age.net - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.
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healthplans.my-age.net - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.
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Will the Amish look for a new country if mandatory health insurance becomes law?
The Amish are very independent and like to be left alone. If they are self-employed in farming, they probably don't have big incomes. They are frugal people who live within their means. But required health insurance will surely be a budget buster. And I can't imagine them going down to the local welfare office to ask for a subsidy. I can't imagine their being too happy to have to reveal their income and assets to the "English" in their communities, or perhaps having to pledge the family farm to repay the subsidy when they die, ending the farming tradition for their families.
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The Amish are very careful medical consumers. If an Amish person is seeking medical treatment, it indicates that it is an emergency or a very important concern. # The Amish religion does not forbid its people to seek modern medical care. When necessary, the Amish can have surgical procedures, dental work, anesthesia, or blood transfusions. Organ transplants are permitted, except for the heart. The Amish believe the heart is the soul of the body. (Exception: Pediatric patients who have not been baptized can receive a heart transplant.) # In some Amish districts, all forms of insurance are discouraged, including medical insurance. The Amish believe insurance is a "worldly product," and purchasing it shows a lack of faith in God. # The Amish pay little attention to preventative care. It is hard to impress upon them the importance of immunizations, cancer screenings, PAP smears, and mammograms. This is largely because they believe that God heals them, but also because they might not be able to afford preventative care. # Many Amish will refuse an autopsy. # The Amish do not believe in birth control. # Most Amish need to have church permission to go to a hospital because the church pays for such care. # Amish discourage the use of Life Flight helicopters.
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The Amish are very careful medical consumers. If an Amish person is seeking medical treatment, it indicates that it is an emergency or a very important concern. # The Amish religion does not forbid its people to seek modern medical care. When necessary, the Amish can have surgical procedures, dental work, anesthesia, or blood transfusions. Organ transplants are permitted, except for the heart. The Amish believe the heart is the soul of the body. (Exception: Pediatric patients who have not been baptized can receive a heart transplant.) # In some Amish districts, all forms of insurance are discouraged, including medical insurance. The Amish believe insurance is a "worldly product," and purchasing it shows a lack of faith in God. # The Amish pay little attention to preventative care. It is hard to impress upon them the importance of immunizations, cancer screenings, PAP smears, and mammograms. This is largely because they believe that God heals them, but also because they might not be able to afford preventative care. # Many Amish will refuse an autopsy. # The Amish do not believe in birth control. # Most Amish need to have church permission to go to a hospital because the church pays for such care. # Amish discourage the use of Life Flight helicopters.
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Is it sane to instil mandatory health care insurance, and then fine people for not having it>?
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Is my daughter covered by my health insurance?
I am a veteran of the US military, I go to the VA Clinic for my doctor visits/prescriptions. I know while I was serving, my daughter was covered by my health insurance, is she still covered now that I am out of the military? Where would I look/who could I call to find this information?
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Sorry, she's not covered when you're not active military. You can verify that by calling your benefits coordinator - if you have a card, it would be on the back of your card.
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Sorry, she's not covered when you're not active military. You can verify that by calling your benefits coordinator - if you have a card, it would be on the back of your card.
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