I can purchase it through work but I was told to shop around a bit. I need medical insurance and dental would be nice. Anyone know of any websites?
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Contact a local independent agent. If you want maternity, chances are the group plan will be better. However, depending on the average age and medical conditions of the group, you may be able to cut the cost in half by going out on your own. That will vary from state to state and group to group also. A local agent can help you. Get the info on the group plan (outline of coverage) and the cost so they can see what they can do for you on an individual plan that is comparable to the group plan. You are making a wise choice by checking out your options. Keep in mind that the group plan is most likely paid in part by your employer. Compare what your actual costs will be.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Do health insurance companies charge per prescription?
Im 18 years old and away at school but am still under my parents health insurance. Today I was prescribed aderol from a Psychiatrist my father and I both see. In the past when I have talked to my parents about my potential ADD they laughed at me and told me that ADD was not real. After testing, I have been prescribed Aderol. I still would not like my parents to know. I am wondering if the insurance company will show the names of the prescriptions I fill?
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yea
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yea
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Does anyone know of ratings for Long Term Health Insurance?
I have to decide whether or not to join a Long Term Health Plan, but I see the outfit has been sued several times. How do I find out if they're worth the dough?! My HR Dept doesn't seem to know anything about them.
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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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Could you answer the multiple-choice question about health insurance ?
Which statement is CORRECT about the key differences between traditional health insurance and managed care? A. In traditional insurance, healthcare functions are coordinated but there is little or no control over utilization B. Managed care attempts to integrate the financing, insurance, delivery, and payment functions and employs "gatekeeping" and/or utilization review mechanisms to control utilization C. In managed care, access is generally not restricted to providers on the panel and insurance companies are generally passive payers of claims D. In traditional care, there is open access--the insured can see any provider, including a specialist but usually needs referral; Preventive check-ups are always covered
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B Do your own work...slacker!!
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B Do your own work...slacker!!
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How do I get health insurance when I go back to school full-time for 4 months to get certif'd in esthetics?
I really want to do this program because I want to start a career in esthetics soon! But, what's holding me back is the fear I won't have any health insurance. The program is only 4 months if you go full time. I have a few medical issues that need attention...nothing too serious, but it could get that way if I don't see dr's regularly. DOes anyone have any advice? I live in NYC...
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Hello, I work in a doctor's office and I wanted to warn you and other people who live in New York City that medical insurance are hard to come by if income isn't below what the government consider below poverty level. I don't know what your financial situation is. I advice you to look under www.healthyny.com. It may give you an idea of medical insurance you are eligible for. If you have been working and the job can offer you COBRA (keeping the present insurance you have with the job & extending it), that is another alternative to research. If you have any further question, please feel free to e-mail me at: joanyc117@yahoo.com or jcarr0117@juno.com
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Hello, I work in a doctor's office and I wanted to warn you and other people who live in New York City that medical insurance are hard to come by if income isn't below what the government consider below poverty level. I don't know what your financial situation is. I advice you to look under www.healthyny.com. It may give you an idea of medical insurance you are eligible for. If you have been working and the job can offer you COBRA (keeping the present insurance you have with the job & extending it), that is another alternative to research. If you have any further question, please feel free to e-mail me at: joanyc117@yahoo.com or jcarr0117@juno.com
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What will happen if my wife gets pregnant and we dont' have health insurance?
They can't refuse prenatal care can they? Would we have $40,000 in medical bills? What would happen? We aren't poor, we just have horrible insurance through both of our workplaces.
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Don't know what state you're in but California has this (link below) it's supplemental ins for middle class families who have bad ins. I'm sure where ever you are your state has something similar to this. I would look up what your particular state has to offer in the way of maternity programs.
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Don't know what state you're in but California has this (link below) it's supplemental ins for middle class families who have bad ins. I'm sure where ever you are your state has something similar to this. I would look up what your particular state has to offer in the way of maternity programs.
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In health insurance, what does gated/non-gated mean?
I received an e-quote for various health insurance plans and some of them say non-gated. What does that mean and how does it differ from gated?
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Non-gated means you do not have to get referrals to go to specialists.
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Non-gated means you do not have to get referrals to go to specialists.
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