Articles, tagged with "cobra coverage", page 1
19th July 2011
This will also make it possible for them to get a significant deductible insurance policy to cover for the waiting period of time and get rid of the preexisting problems on their insurance policy.The Consolidated Omnibus Funds Reconciliation Act of 1985 (...
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Author:
Norbert Clarke
11th March 2011
Aetna is one of the top health insurance carriers in country today. Aetna started in Hartford, Connecticut in 1853. They provide health care coverage, dental care plans, disability, pharmacy, group life and long-term care. Their network gives you access...
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Author:
Betty Elliott
25th January 2011
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE AND DIVORCE
There are many health insurance issues that may be overlooked during a divorce, such as:
1. Is the ex-spouse still covered after divorce? For how long?
2. Can one party cancel health insurance coverage during ...
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Author:
RockRocheleaulaw
29th September 2010
There can be times in your life when you need a temporary health insurance option to help you and your family. It may be while you are in between jobs or while you wait for another group policy to begin, but if you no longer have access to COBRA coverage ...
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Author:
Todd Jones
07th September 2010
Let us suppose that you have recently lost your job, which is happening to so many people. This means that your employer is no longer paying for your affordable family insurance plan. You may want to consider COBRA coverage. COBRA is a federal program tha...
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Author:
Sam Dicosta
27th August 2010
COBRA is the acronym for a health insurance portability act signed into law during the 1990’s. Thanks to COBRA, if you leave an employer who is providing your group health insurance coverage, you can keep the coverage for 18-36 months even though you no l...
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Author:
Grace Oaks
18th August 2010
Let’s suppose you are one of the many people who have recently become unemployed. Therefore, you have probably lost your coverage with your group health insurance Georgia plan. You probably looked at paying for COBRA coverage, which is a continuation of t...
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Author:
Sam Dicosta
19th July 2010
If you have a medical condition and you are looking for North Carolina health insurance, you know the challange this can present. It is likely that you have already been denied coverage from an individual carrier and now are at a loss as what to do next. ...
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Author:
kentk
13th July 2010
What will you do if you lose your work and the coverage of your Health Insurance Georgia? If this is making you nervous, then don't be afraid. You have the option of the COBRA coverage. Basically, COBRA is the federal law which requires the employers to...
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Author:
Sam Dicosta
24th June 2010
What should you know about Cobra health coverage? Due to the numerous recent layoffs Texas low cost health insurance found it beneficial to provide Cobra health coverage information. Cobra is an acronym that stands for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconc...
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Author:
Simeon Knight
22nd June 2010
Avoid this common and costly self-employed medical care insurance mistake
If you are a person who has recently started a business and need health care insurance coverage, you probably have several options and it may be tough to determine which choice is ...
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Author:
Alston
15th June 2010
In case you are not familiar with the market of insurance in general and healthcare coverage in particular, it can be quite confusing at first. But do not worry, as it is far simpler than you may think. Here's a short recap of the most important things to...
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Author:
Norris Rios
15th June 2010
You can switch individual health insurance plans or even the added health coverage charges, but before that you need to take a few aspects into consideration. The absence of health insurance may require you to afford medical services that are expensive at...
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Author:
josephmacks
02nd June 2010
COBRA is an acronym for the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, meant to allow people to extend the health insurance that was provided by their employer when they lose their job. With more and more people joining the ranks of the unem...
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Author:
sws22
01st June 2010
Los Angeles, CA May 14, 2009 - Almost a third (32 percent) of employed Americans could not afford to purchase health insurance if laid off from work, and almost two-thirds (65 percent) could only afford it for six months, according to a new consumer surve...
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Author:
Alfred Winston