I am 18 and am still a dependent at the moment but I currently don't have any time of health insurance.
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Health insurance policy do not consider age but they mainly consider the problem and your body's ability to fight against diseases. Fortunately there are ways through which you can save on health insurance. I just researched some interesting points on this link...Find it out here-- http://www.financeandinsurancetips.com/insurance-guide/health-insurance-articles/ways-to-lower-health-insurance-premiums/
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Saturday, December 18, 2010
Health Insurance for international students in montreal?
I study at McGill as International student. Wondering if I have other options of health insurance than the standard blue cross for me and my family. Also, what is Canadian or provincial health insurance? Can I get that for myself, wife and child?
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Yes, you do have an option. You can purchase international medical which is a good fit. There is a company called Petersen International Underwriters that is a great place to look into. http://www.piu.org/group_international_medical.html
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Yes, you do have an option. You can purchase international medical which is a good fit. There is a company called Petersen International Underwriters that is a great place to look into. http://www.piu.org/group_international_medical.html
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what is the problem of Health insurance in puerto rico?
hi. I need help. Plzz help me I have to submit this by today. Unfortunately, I dont know anything about helth insurance. I need to write one paragraph for my english class where I have to write the facts and information on the problem of health insurance in puerto rico. thank you very much. plzz help me. God bless you.
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The only problem with health insurance in PR is the same problem as health insurance every where else.... it costs a lot! This is especially problematic in PR since most people here earn much less than in any State. So many people really can't afford health insurance and have to rely on the free service provided.
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The only problem with health insurance in PR is the same problem as health insurance every where else.... it costs a lot! This is especially problematic in PR since most people here earn much less than in any State. So many people really can't afford health insurance and have to rely on the free service provided.
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Anyone know of a gynecologist in nyc (preferably downtown Manhattan that takes fidelis care health insurance?
I just got medicaid insurance and i picked fidelis as my health plan. I recently moved from a different state so i need a good recommendation for a gynecologist in NYC. I've heard dreadful gyn stories and need help picking one that accepts fidelis. Any recommendations?
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you can check on there website for a dr.. http://www.fideliscare.org/providersearch.aspx
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you can check on there website for a dr.. http://www.fideliscare.org/providersearch.aspx
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Who Started Mandates Across State Lines For Health Insurance?
This is what we need to end- buying health insurance anywhere we want in the country to promote Competition forcing lower costs! And TORT Reform!
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If the State governments allowed competition across state lines for the rights to carry health insurance (Prevents the Insurance company from leaving the state...holding it as a tax prisoner). Insurance costs would drop 25% over night. Some would go out of business. TORT reform is a good thing. Don't put a ceiling on it if you like...go for the moon! Sue the company and doctor for a Trillion dollars! Go For it! However, what's wrong with "Loser pays?" If you're willing to enter the ring for a contingency law suit, see if you're willing to pay the legal costs. Opponents of that, say it's discriminatory. The injured cannot match the funds of the big company. Now...Government pays...Where does government get the money? They tax the Insurance Corporation. What ever happens, win lose or draw, the Insurance company pays all legal costs. Those costs are passed on. All of these need reform. All of the aforementioned conditions are CAUSED by the government. These have been known for years, they've been brought up for years, BUT since it would make government smaller instead of larger it will not gain traction.
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If the State governments allowed competition across state lines for the rights to carry health insurance (Prevents the Insurance company from leaving the state...holding it as a tax prisoner). Insurance costs would drop 25% over night. Some would go out of business. TORT reform is a good thing. Don't put a ceiling on it if you like...go for the moon! Sue the company and doctor for a Trillion dollars! Go For it! However, what's wrong with "Loser pays?" If you're willing to enter the ring for a contingency law suit, see if you're willing to pay the legal costs. Opponents of that, say it's discriminatory. The injured cannot match the funds of the big company. Now...Government pays...Where does government get the money? They tax the Insurance Corporation. What ever happens, win lose or draw, the Insurance company pays all legal costs. Those costs are passed on. All of these need reform. All of the aforementioned conditions are CAUSED by the government. These have been known for years, they've been brought up for years, BUT since it would make government smaller instead of larger it will not gain traction.
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I have health insurance and my wife doesn't and we are having a baby how those insurance work?
i have health insurance through my job and my wife is supposedly not eligible because she those not have a social security number regarding my child, how those it work? can she receive anything regarding the pregnancy or not?
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None of your wife's maternity expensese will be covered by your insurance policy if she's not enrolled on the policy. You should be able to add the newborn after he/she is born and get coverage for the baby's expenses. The way that maternity billing works is that all the prenatal care will be billed as services for your wife. During delivery/after the birth, expenses will be separated. Certain expenses will be billed for your wife (ex - her hospital stay, her doctor's examinations, etc.). Certain expenses will be billed for the baby (ex - the baby's hospital stay, medical tests, pediatrician examination in the hospital, etc.) Expenses that are billed for the baby could be eligible for coverage by your insurance company, if you add the baby to your policy immediately. Expenses that are billed for your wife (all the prenatal stuff plus her share of the delivery/hospital charges) will never be able to be billed to your insurance company. Unless, of course, you figure out a way to add your wife before the baby is born. Not sure how Medicaid works if your wife doesn't have a social security number? But at this point, that's her last hope for getting her maternity expenses covered, if she can become eligible. You'll never find a private policy that will enroll her and cover her maternity expenses when she's already pregnant. Sorry.
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None of your wife's maternity expensese will be covered by your insurance policy if she's not enrolled on the policy. You should be able to add the newborn after he/she is born and get coverage for the baby's expenses. The way that maternity billing works is that all the prenatal care will be billed as services for your wife. During delivery/after the birth, expenses will be separated. Certain expenses will be billed for your wife (ex - her hospital stay, her doctor's examinations, etc.). Certain expenses will be billed for the baby (ex - the baby's hospital stay, medical tests, pediatrician examination in the hospital, etc.) Expenses that are billed for the baby could be eligible for coverage by your insurance company, if you add the baby to your policy immediately. Expenses that are billed for your wife (all the prenatal stuff plus her share of the delivery/hospital charges) will never be able to be billed to your insurance company. Unless, of course, you figure out a way to add your wife before the baby is born. Not sure how Medicaid works if your wife doesn't have a social security number? But at this point, that's her last hope for getting her maternity expenses covered, if she can become eligible. You'll never find a private policy that will enroll her and cover her maternity expenses when she's already pregnant. Sorry.
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Considering leaving my job to focus on being a novelist - how will I get health insurance?
I've only ever had W-2 jobs where my health insurance was part of my benefits package. But I'd like to quit my job to follow my dream of writing novels. What are my options for health insurance? Obviously that will factor into my calculations to figure out if I can afford to take this plunge.
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healthplans.my-age.net - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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healthplans.my-age.net - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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